Much of life requires repair and maintenance, and houses are no exception. It has been a mystery for many people to understand because it is the responsibility of the state to maintain and maintain their homes. So, in response to the question of who is responsible for the maintenance and maintenance of public housing, the following are compiled for your assistance。
I. What's a public house
Public housing is also referred to as public housing and state-owned housing. It refers to dwellings that the state, as well as state-owned enterprises and enterprises, invest in and sell, the ownership of which (possession, right of use, right of return, right of disposal) is vested in the state until the dwelling is sold. Public housing, which is currently rented by the population, is divided into two main categories: public housing, which is marketable, and public housing, which is not. Both types of housing are occupied。
Ii. Who is responsible for the maintenance and maintenance of public housing
Public housing is also referred to as public housing and state-owned housing. It refers to dwellings that the state, as well as state-owned enterprises and enterprises, invest in and sell, the ownership of which (ownership, possession, disposition, proceeds) belongs to the state until the dwelling is sold. Public housing, which is currently rented by the population, is divided into two main categories: public housing, which is marketable, and public housing, which is not. The responsibility for the maintenance and maintenance of public-owned houses rests with the lessor, unless otherwise agreed in the contract。
The lessor shall conduct a check of the condition of the house every three to five years; every inspection of the structure of the house, the water line, the exterior wall painting, the mine avoidance device and the corridor, the outside door and window of the escalator; the elevator, the water pump (other than the title to which the tap water belongs) shall be maintained on a regular basis; the sewers, the sewage pipes shall be routed; and the roof tank shall be overhauled and cleaned twice a year. Natural damage to publicly owned houses and their ancillary facilities is repaired by the lessor in accordance with the prescribed repairs. If the tenant discovers natural damage to the house, he or she shall report it in a timely manner。
After the sale of a publicly owned dwelling, a building management committee or a landlord's committee is organized by the seller's unit, which guides the owner and assigns responsibility for the day-to-day maintenance and management of the premises. The cost of maintenance of the building's own parts and facilities, equipment, within the building's doors, is borne by the purchaser; the cost of maintenance of the public space and utilities, equipment is covered by public interest; and the cost of operation, maintenance and renovation of elevators, high pressure pumps is covered by the original unit of sale。
Iii. Conditions for changing public housing
A change of purpose is a change in the original design of the house or in the actual use of the house. The use of publicly owned houses as office premises or as renters and the change of use of public premises must be approved in writing by the board of owners, perpetrators, and owners, and submitted to the district and district property administrations for approval. The lessee requires a change in the public use of the house to meet the following conditions:
1. Meet urban planning requirements。
2. Consistency with safe use of houses。
3. Not affecting the use of adjacent houses。
4. Without prejudice to the protection of cultural objects and outstanding recent constructions。
If the change of use involves planning for construction management, it is subject to approval by the planning management. If your situation is more complex, you are also consulted by china law network。
