Question 11792 — co-ownership

Summary

Ms. Delphine Bagarry draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion to the calculation of water consumption still practiced by certain co-ownerships. The rules for calculating the consumption of each of the occupants of a co-ownership (shares or other) do not encourage efforts to save water, on the contrary allowing abuses to be assumed by the community. If current regulations allow the installation of meters individual water rights by the co-owners who wish it, many still cannot assert this right because it is subject to the approval of a majority of the co-owners gathered in a general meeting. Some co-owners do not want to assume the costs of installing new meters and prefer to leave the burden of consumption to all the occupants. It would perhaps be wise to make it compulsory in all co-ownerships prior to November 1, 2007 the installation of individual cold water meters meeting the characteristics of article R. 135-1 of the construction and housing code because it is a good way for everyone to make savings, each co-owner thus being billed for their actual consumption on the basis of an individual reading. Indeed, it appears important to better control the use of water in collective dwellings and buildings constructed before November 1, 2007 may still escape any possibility of control. She therefore asks him if there are plans to extend the application of Decree No. 2007-796 of May 10, 2007 by making it obligatory for each dwelling in buildings prior to November 1, 2007 to install an individual cold water meter allowing consumption readings to be taken. individual.

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