Do public kindergartens in residential areas have to pay property fees?

Honey, I'm glad to answer your question. This is due: 1. Kindergartens in residential areas can collect property management fees. Standards vary from region to region, and there are no hard and fast rules. 2. According to the public welfare nature of kindergartens, referring to the charging standards of water, electricity, gas and heating for kindergartens in civil laws and regulations, the property service fee standards for supporting kindergartens in residential areas are formulated according to the owner's situation. 3. Legal basis: Article 23 of the Regulations on Property Management, the construction unit shall express the temporary management agreement to the property buyer before the property is sold, and explain it.