What does the secondary standard of property fee contain?

The secondary standard of property fees is an important content of property management services, covering all services provided by property service enterprises for owners or users. According to the Property Management Regulations and relevant laws and regulations, the secondary standard of property fees mainly includes the following aspects:

Maintenance cost of public facilities and equipment: Property service enterprises need to regularly maintain public facilities and equipment in residential areas to ensure their normal operation. This includes elevators, air conditioners, lighting, fire fighting and other equipment.

Public area cleaning and sanitation expenses: Property service enterprises need to regularly clean and sanitation the public areas of the community to keep the environment clean and tidy. This includes corridors, elevators, parking lots and other areas.

Security costs: Property service enterprises need to be responsible for the security of the community, including access control management, patrol duty, security monitoring, etc. These tasks require certain human and material costs.

Maintenance cost of greening: Property service enterprises need to maintain the greening in the community, including lawns, flowers and trees. This requires a certain maintenance cost.

Other service charges: according to the needs of owners or users, property service enterprises can also provide other services, such as collecting and remitting water and electricity charges, collecting and delivering goods by courier, etc. These services also require certain human and material costs.

To sum up:

The secondary standard of property fees is an important content of property management services, covering all services provided by property service enterprises for owners or users. These services include maintenance of public facilities and equipment, cleaning and sanitation of public areas, safety, greening and maintenance, and other services. Providing these services requires certain human and material costs, so it is reasonable to set the secondary standard of property fees.

Legal basis:

Article 43 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates: "Property service enterprises shall provide corresponding services in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the realty service enterprise fails to fulfill the stipulations of the realty service contract, causing personal and property safety damage to the owner, it shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law. "

Article 44 of the Regulations on Property Management stipulates: "Property service enterprises may provide services beyond those stipulated in the property service contract upon the entrustment of the owners, and the service remuneration shall be agreed by both parties."

Article 45 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates: "In the property management area, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, cable TV and other units shall charge relevant fees to the end users. If the realty service enterprise accepts the entrustment to collect the fees mentioned in the preceding paragraph, it shall not charge the owners any additional fees such as handling fees. "