Should the owner bear the responsibility of replacing the scrapped boilers with new ones?

1. It depends on which side owns the boiler. If the passenger station owns a boiler, the user will pay the fee according to the requirements of the property owner, but has the right to refuse to bear the cost of purchasing the boiler. If you feel unreasonable, you don't have to. You may have paid the heating fee in the past, that is, the heating fee that will be charged every year to the season. If you are allowed to spend money to buy a boiler now, the ownership of the boiler will be owned by the collective, and you only need to pay for the normal operation of the boiler.

2. The scrapping of heating boilers sometimes depends on whether the boilers can still work normally. If not, you can change it according to your own situation.

As for the cost of the collective heating network, of course, the wool is on the sheep. But you have the right not to pay the fee.

If there are other infringements, you can directly entrust a full-fledged lawyer to handle them.