The public swimming pool in the community suddenly closed. Is there a charge for swimming? Owner: The property is rented to the gym. what do you think?

Everyone who lives in the community knows that the property is paid by the owner to maintain the daily order of the community and be the "housekeeper" of the community. The housekeeper can't dispose of his master's things at will. However, Mr. Pan, the owner of a residential area in Hangzhou, found the local media. He said that an open public swimming pool in their community suddenly closed. The original good road could not be taken, and a "receiving code" was posted at the door. What's going on here?

Mr. Pan said that there was a large swimming pool in the center of the community, and the owners were free to go in and out to play. But recently, the owner, Mr. Pan, found that the entrance and exit of this swimming pool was locked by a chain. He suspected that the property may have outsourced the swimming pool to others and turned it into a place for charging, which seriously infringed on some interests of all owners. So what is the actual situation? How will the property react to this?

According to Mr. Pan, this swimming pool was originally open to all residents. During the day, old people and children can go in and out freely, whether it is a simple rest or carefree play, it can be regarded as a very good place. At night, only the security guard who is responsible for locking the door will lock the door, so as to avoid accidents of other residents in the case of poor lighting conditions at night.

But recently, according to his observation, no matter day or night, the gate is locked and won't open at all. Later, he also saw a receipt for swimming pool charges from the circle of friends of other owners in the community. The unit in charge was actually not the community property, but a nearby gym. When he passed by the swimming pool door several times, he also saw a sign posted on the door, but the signature on the sign was also from this company. There is also a table at the door, and there is a bar code on the desktop.

All kinds of signs make Mr. Pan conclude that the original free swimming pool is closed now because the property is rented to that gym. This closed door is to isolate these residents who do not pay fees. If you want to swim, you must pay. So how will the property react to this? In this regard, the property manager of the community said that this is completely a misunderstanding. First of all, they don't rent the swimming pool to any unit, and they don't allow non-property personnel to charge people for entering this facility.

Secondly, the blockade at this stage is due to the lack of professionals in property management, especially the most critical lifeguards. Although many employees have been sent to obtain the qualification certificate in this field before, it is still far from enough for the overall operation, so they are working hard to strengthen various safety management procedures of the swimming pool. Finally, the fitness company mentioned by Teacher Pan is the professional swimming pool maintenance team they specially invited.

This statement seems more credible, but Mr. Pan still questioned: What about the bar code at the entrance of the swimming pool? What about the seal receipt of the circle of friends? In this regard, the property said. The previous charging situation was only a short trial run. Due to the improvement of safety standards, a small amount of fees will be charged appropriately to maintain operations. Next, they will adjust and transform the surrounding facilities of the swimming pool according to the maintenance requirements.

Finally, the property manager promised that the swimming pool in the community would not be open to the public and would not be outsourced to anyone. The matter is clarified, and the owner, Mr. Pan, naturally has nothing to worry about. But afterwards, he also said that he only listened to the property manager. In the end, he had to wait until the swimming pool was opened and actually experienced before he could verify the manager's reply.

For this matter, I think everyone should know that in order to get better service or stronger guarantee, it is essential to increase costs, which everyone can understand. But one thing, the public facilities in the property disposal community should at least inform the owners, at least let everyone know what is going on. Take the swimming pool as an example. If the previous notice of the property is done properly, will it still arouse the suspicion of the owner? In fact, in my opinion, one of the important reasons why there are so many contradictions between property and owners is that communication is not done well. I hope the property management company can understand this. Of course, this is just my humble opinion. What do netizens think about this?