2. Public lighting equipment.
3. Public fire-fighting equipment, fire stairs and passages.
4. Public safety equipment (such as fences, cameras, guardrails and park gates).
5. Public places and public roads.
6. Public water supply and drainage facilities (sewers, pipe wells, pipe valves, rainwater pipes, sewage filters, etc.). ).
7. Public power distribution facilities (distribution box, power tube well, switch box, trunking, etc.). ).
8. Public weak current facilities (telecommunication equipment, network optical fiber equipment, weak current tube wells and dispatching room, etc.). ).
9. Public fitness and entertainment facilities.
10, and the building roof and external wall are * * *.
1 1, elevator, elevator waiting hall.
12, public corridor, unit hall, public toilet (not necessarily).
13, building foundation and other infrastructure.
Extended data
The ownership of community public facilities is analyzed from the property law, which mainly distinguishes the following situations:
(a) Roads, green spaces, elevators, stairs, corridors and roofs. This kind of public supporting facilities is indispensable to the community, which forms an inseparable whole with the whole residential community and has no independent property rights. In fact, the area of this public facility has been allocated to the owner's purchase area as a pool area, and no matter how the contract stipulates its ownership, it belongs to all owners.
(2) Parking lots, clubs and outdoor advertising spaces. This kind of public facilities has a great relationship with the owner's life, but compared with other public facilities above, it is not decisive for the owner's life. Without this facility, the owner will not be unable to use it.
More importantly, such public facilities are not allocated to the owner's purchase area as a pool area. Therefore, developers are allowed to stipulate their ownership in the contract.