Is it legal for the property to charge the operation fee of the heat exchange station?

It is illegal for the property to charge the operation fee of the heat exchange station. In terms of property, according to the usual practice, the expenses that the property user or owner should bear after moving into the property generally include: heating fee, property fee, self-use water and electricity fee, decoration garbage cleaning fee, elevator fee, maintenance fund paid when buying a house, etc. Among them, in addition to property fees, which are basically special expenses, property fees have many uses, such as labor costs for community cleaning and public security maintenance, maintenance fees for public facilities and equipment, greening maintenance fees, public utilities and so on. The heat exchange station belongs to public facilities, the property right is generally owned by all owners, and the electricity and water consumption belongs to public consumption. This part of the cost should also be included in the public utilities. In practice, the heating company will take the initiative to bear this part of the cost, and the operators of the heat exchange station will also be hired by the heating company. Even if the heating company does not bear it, the superior department in charge will order it to bear it, so the cost of the heat exchange station advocated by the property company is untenable.