Good news! The reporter learned that the No. 141-191 community of Meilong Second Village was included in the three-year action plan for deepening the construction of a "beautiful homeland" in the new era in Shanghai, and the project has been included in one of the nine practical projects for people's livelihood in Meilong Town in 2024. The renovation project is expected to start in July this year and strive to be completed and delivered in 2024.
6 months of research and visits, listening to the voices of the people.
No. 141-191 of Meilong Second Village was built in 1993, with a construction area of about 410,000 square meters.
What to change in this transformation? What are the transformation needs of the people? In order to solve the people's living problems to the greatest extent, the relevant staff of the Housing Management Office of Meilong Town and Meilong Four Residences have carried out four-in-one exchange meetings with property and residents for many times, and have visited and ...... on-site inspections many times
Residents' communication meeting.
After 6 months of research and visits, it was finally concluded that the houses in the community were in disrepair for a long time, and there were "water seepage on the exterior walls and roofs of the houses, and serious blockage of sewage pipes; The electronic access control of the corridor failed, and the iron doors of multiple corridors could not be closed; The roads in the community are narrow, and many power poles and large trees occupy the main passages; Multiple probes of the monitoring system in the community can no longer be used normally; new energy motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles are difficult to charge".
Change the focus and create bright spots.
Really solve the pain points and blockages.
Now that the problem is summed up, what is the next step to change?
In line with the transformation principle of 'ensuring the basics and grasping the improvement', we plan to transform the community from the two aspects of 'changing the key points and creating bright spots'. The relevant person in charge of the housing management office of Meilong Town told reporters.
The focus of the change is to repair the main body of the house and improve the basic functions, including the repair of external walls, roofs, corridors and public parts, the renewal of community supporting rooms and community activity rooms, the addition of facilities suitable for the elderly, convenience for the people, drying, fitness, etc., and the update of supplementary monitoring systems, intelligent management of garbage compartments, new energy vehicle sharing charging systems, etc.
Renderings. Create bright spots, mainly to transform and upgrade the traffic route and community environment, including adjusting the structure of the community road frame, increasing the number of signs, increasing the number of parking, optimizing the parking layout, improving the pedestrian passage, updating the old facilities such as fences, greening, street lights, etc., and creating "beautiful corridors" and "leisure spaces".
Renderings. Residents hope that the renovation will not only treat the symptoms but also the root cause, and can really solve the pain points and blockages of life, so that the community will become a small but exquisite, beautiful and practical, and convenient place to live.
Renderings. The reporter was informed that the "beautiful home" construction project implemented in the No. 141-191 community of Meilong Second Village will comprehensively transform 14 buildings and 51 units, and is expected to start construction in July this year, and strive to complete and deliver in 2024, so that the people can really feel the happy life of the "beautiful home" before the New Year in 2025.
Renderings. Since the launch of Shanghai's three-year action plan to deepen the construction of "beautiful homes" in the new era, more than 300 old communities have been renovated, benefiting more than 100,000 residents. The action plan focuses on the renovation of old communities, and improves the living quality of the people by eliminating potential safety hazards, increasing housing functions, and improving the living environment, so that the people's lives are becoming happier and better.