Gas, electricity, drainage, heating and other supporting infrastructure has become the focus of the transformation

In order to implement the principle of "who benefits, who invests", the "Notice" gives specific methods: When guiding residents to contribute to participate in the transformation, direct investment can be taken, the use of residential special maintenance funds (replacement, renewal), and the transfer of public benefits to the community. At the same time, establish and improve the housing special maintenance funds collection, use and renewal system; Coordinate the owners' common income such as the operating income of public facilities, and ensure the needs of subsequent custody funds.

Ren Xingzhou explained that considering the characteristics of the old community itself, the funds for the renovation of supporting facilities need to be raised through multiple channels. This is neither the financial "all-in", nor the owners completely "out of their own pockets", but through the central finance, local finance, residents, social capital and other parties to participate in the joint construction and common reform.

Experts said that the focus of the transformation of different communities is different, and the problem of "who pays" should adhere to specific problem specific analysis: basic transformation should be provided by financial support at all levels; The improvement and upgrading should be apportioned by residents to fulfill the investment responsibility, and social capital can also be introduced through the market mechanism for the renovation of facilities with a certain profit. Among them, it is crucial to guide residents to reach consensus and form a consensus, and obtain the "maximum common divisor" of the public interest of the building and even the community.