issue that creates more tension between director and condominiums is on the division of expenditure on water bills.
Two points: a) the Civil Code is silent on the sharing of costs of water, b) a house rules (accepted by all the buildings) or a resolution passed unanimously may decide to apply different criteria for the subdivision.
In the latter case it is not uncommon to hear that the expenditure is divided by the number of occupants in the apartment or even based on the tables thousandth or, more Solomon, in equal parts. Then it happens that a family increases, but it is not reported to the proper authorities, or a condominium that will complain about having so many milliseconds have the house almost always empty (ie many travelers, etc.). It 'clear that where there is a possibility of agreement between the parties must reach the law.
standards there and in view of a rational exploitation of water resources and a more equitable distribution of costs tell us two things fundamental and important
1) The expenditure should be divided in such a way that reflects the actual consumption of individual apartments. What to do? Through the installation of meters cd subtraction in each housing unit. The rest is soon told. An arithmetic difference between the count of the counter-General condominium (which for the managing body of service remains the official one) and give the individual shares of each.
2) Each building may require that individual counters subtraction are "formalized" by the management to ensure that the readings are made directly on these. As for the bills or enel gas so to speak. All this, however, bear the expenses on the applicant that service.
The rules relating to distributions and the mandatory removal of counters to envi link:
http://www.civile.it/condominio/visual.php?num=67591&categoria=Spese% 20condominiali
http://www.civile.it/condominio/visual.php?num=67592&categoria=Spese% 20condominiali
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