Tulyaks explained for what debt in housing and communal services can leave without light and water

Minstroy reminded Tulyaks that debt in itself is not a reason to leave a person without light or water. First, the executor must warn the debtor and give him time to pay, otherwise he faces a fine of up to 50 thousand rubles.

Restrict the supply of resources can, if the debt exceeds two monthly payments according to the standard. The debt is considered separately for each service, and with the current repayment agreement, nothing can be turned off, writes MagadanMedia.

Before the restriction, the debtor receives a warning and 20 days for payment, after which the service is first limited, and then disconnected. Without warning, this is done only in case of accidents, emergencies, illegal connection and by order of the body.

Heating and cold water in apartment buildings for debts are not turned off. For violation of the rules, liability is provided for under Article 7.23 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation.

Earlier, “MK in Tula” reported that Rospotrebnadzor explained to residents of the Tula region the procedure and frequency of verification of individual metering devices. The timing depends on the type of device: hot water meters are checked every 4 years, cold - every 6 years, gas - every 5-10 years, and heat meters - every 4-6 years.