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The binding point is finally cut
Shandong's 667 notice promotes waiving the property or committee proof for resident charger applications, easing the most common, frustrating block residents face today.
Apply with real and easy steps
Residents can file via the local app or power hall, prepare materials once, and get a survey without extra letters from the neighborhood committee slowing things down.
Keep the text handy always nearby
If blocked, citing the policy and using 12345 or the authority helps close the loop, turning a written rule into real, usable access for the resident.
The relief of dropping the proof is practical, not symbolic. One fewer letter means one fewer place for an application to stall, and that smoothness is what converts policy into a finished pile at the curb. Residents blocked by an old requirement should cite the notice by name, because naming the 667 document in writing focuses the discussion and usually moves a stuck application forward within a short time.