According to the basic rules of condominium ownership, the roof space of a building should be owned by all condominium owners. Therefore, the maintenance of public parts such as roof leakage is shared by the residents of the whole building. If the water leakage is caused by abnormal use reasons such as improper decoration or use by residents, then the residents can be required to maintain and compensate for the losses; After the warranty period, leakage caused by non-man-made damage shall be borne by the owners of the whole building. If the community has collected the maintenance fund, it will be paid from the fund.

Conditions for the use of maintenance funds

1. The maintenance fund can only be used when the warranty period expires, the public parts of the property and the * * * facilities and equipment are overhauled, updated and transformed. The specific owners shall share the cost proportion according to the determination standard of voting rights.

2. When the maintenance fund is idle, it shall not be used for other purposes except the purchase of treasury bonds or other funds stipulated by laws and regulations.

3. Special purpose

(1) The property management company can temporarily borrow the reserve fund equivalent to one month's daily maintenance and renewal cost of the property from the maintenance fund; Unless otherwise agreed in the property management service contract.

(2) If the house needs to be overhauled or specially maintained or updated, the advance payment agreed in the construction contract may be withdrawn, but the advance payment shall not exceed 30% of the total project amount.

(3) The owners' committee may keep a reserve fund equivalent to one month's activity funds in the account of the property management enterprise, unless otherwise decided by the owners' meeting.

Scope of use:

The housing maintenance fund is used for large and medium-sized repair and renovation projects of the main structure, public parts and public facilities and equipment of the house after the warranty period expires. The main load-bearing structures of houses include foundation, internal and external load-bearing walls, columns, beams, floors and roofs. Public parts refer to outdoor walls, hallways, stairwells, corridors, etc. Public facilities and equipment refer to water supply and drainage pipelines and equipment, distribution cables and equipment, elevators, public lighting, fire-fighting facilities, green spaces, roads, ditches, non-operating parking garages, public cultural and sports facilities and other facilities and equipment owned and used by the owner.