1. What is a public maintenance fund?
The public * * * maintenance fund refers to the funds earmarked for the maintenance, renewal and transformation of residential parts and facilities after the expiration of the warranty period. * * * Residential parts include load-bearing walls, roofs, outdoor walls, hallways, staircases, corridors, etc. * * * Facilities and equipment include elevators, green spaces, roads, street lamps, non-operating parking lots and garages.
The deposit of public maintenance fund is beneficial to the timely maintenance and renewal of residential areas and ensures the interests and safety of owners of residential areas.
2. Under what circumstances can I use this fund?
Public maintenance funds can be used for the maintenance and renewal of residential parts and facilities.
1. Maintenance, renewal and transformation of residential parts.
(1) The waterproof layer of the roof is damaged, and the top floor room leaks.
(2) There is rain leakage on the external wall of the building, which causes the internal surface of the external wall to be soaked.
(3) There is leakage and water accumulation in the basement.
(4) The crack, shedding or hollowing rate of the external decorative layer of the external wall of the building exceeds the specified value of the corresponding national standards and codes.
(5) Increase the insulation layer, the insulation layer of the building is damaged or falls off, or the inner surface of the external wall is wet, dewy, frosted or moldy due to poor insulation of the building.
(6) Cracking, rust spots, blistering, peeling, falling off and pollution of external walls, stairwells and corridors.
(7) Window sills, porch overhangs, stair steps, handrails, maintenance walls and courtyard doors in public areas are damaged.
(8) Doors and windows or screens in public areas are generally damaged.
2, residential facilities and equipment maintenance and renovation.
(1) The main parts of the elevator need to be repaired or replaced.
(2) The equipment parts of the secondary water supply system are seriously worn and rusted.
(3) Lightning protection facilities do not meet the safety requirements.
(4) Some cables, wires and components in distribution box (cabinet) of power distribution equipment are damaged.
(5) The fire fighting system fails, or some equipment and parts are seriously damaged.
(6) The drainage (sewage) equipment in the building is out of order, the water supply and drainage pipes are leaking, seriously corroded, the sewage pump is corroded or other equipment is damaged.
Third, how to use the public maintenance fund?
The use of public maintenance funds can be divided into general situations and emergency situations.
1, general situation
By the relevant owners, owners' congress or property management company as the main body to put forward suggestions for use; The owners' meeting or the owners who account for more than two thirds of the total number discuss and adopt suggestions for use; Apply to the housing safety and equipment management department; After approval, the public maintenance fund will be allocated to the maintenance unit.
2. Emergency situation
If there is an emergency, more than two-thirds of the owners do not need to pass. And pay within 24 days (working days) from the date of reply from the district/county construction Committee or the Housing Authority.
Finally, I would like to remind you warmly that when the owners pay the public maintenance fund by themselves, they should fully exercise their supervisory power and pay more attention to the affairs of the community when the housing management department publicizes it. This is the most effective way to avoid the abuse of public maintenance funds at present.