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The proof removed
The document bakes new-community fixed-space 100 percent reservation and residents' waiver of property or committee proof into its text, cutting institutional buck-passing. Shandong's Energy Doc 2024-667 of August 19 2024 requires pre-equipment or reservation and pushes the waiver, the most direct provincial rule on personal piles. For buyers, charging becomes a visible delivery criterion developers must meet.
Weifang smooths it
In Weifang, developers and property managers fold reservation into delivery acceptance, saving residents errands. Buyers write charging reservation into viewing checklists. For Weifang, new communities deliver ready, so residents jointly apply right after moving in.
How to use it
Across the province, Doc 667 flattens the institutional snag of hard personal charging. Whether it works depends on execution: real waiver and reservation with a feedback loop. Residents should keep the policy text, cite it when applications stall, and escalate via 12345 or the authority; watch the Ai Shandong app and service-hall entry updates.
Developers and property managers should smooth reservation and joint application early. Residents keeping the policy text handy turn a vague right into a smooth, same-week connection at home.