Have you ever asked such a "one-click three questions" -- who are the rusty, dusty, and space-occupying abandoned "zombie cars" in the community? Why are there so many? Why don't you clean them up?
With the update and iteration of vehicles, these "zombie cars" that have been forgotten in the "corner" not only occupy public space and charging resources, but also bury hidden dangers for fire safety and environmental governance. Recently, this community has not only dealt with the stubborn disease of "zombie cars", but also turned waste into treasure and solved the "heart-blocking" of residents. How? Let's take a look.
On the morning of April 28, a light rain drifted in the sky, and the special event of "turning waste into treasure and replacing it with new space" - the special event of the U-Ming community where the "zombie car" of the residential community in Jiading District was cleaned up was still lively. Many residents bring their scrapped vehicles to the recycling booth by themselves or rely on the property, and after information verification and registration and valuation, they can receive different amounts of redemption lottery coupons and Yongshengli merchant discount coupon gift packages, and they can choose Loutang intangible cultural heritage snacks, charging cards, glass water, coffee, water cups and other commodities at the designated booth for exchange on the spot.
Resident Chen Qiuying, wearing a raincoat, came to the event site early. As a veteran resident and community volunteer for more than ten years, she took the lead in the cleanup of zombie cars. "Today, I have disposed of all the bicycles and motorcycles that are one or two decades old, and I have exchanged several lottery tickets, and my heart is also refreshed. Everyone cleans up together, which can free up a lot of space. Aunt Chen said.
In addition to the exchange area, there are also convenient service booths such as minor repairs, public welfare haircuts, blood pressure measurements, and health consultations. "If it weren't for the community campaign, I would have forgotten that my old electric car was still in the underground garage. Launched today to redeem it, and by the way, get a haircut, killing two birds with one stone. Mr. Huang, a resident, said with satisfaction.
It is understood that after the preliminary survey, there are 283 "zombie cars" in the community, and nearly 50 vehicles were exchanged for on-site activities. Guo Yuqin, a staff member of U-Ming Ming community, introduced that "small electric donkey to the shed" is a characteristic governance project of U-Ming community, and this activity has adopted a flexible and diverse way under the guidance of the industry department to deal with the problem of "zombie car".
"We tied up warm reminder stickers on the strollers, electric vehicles, motorcycles, etc. that we touched in the early stage, and informed the residents through multiple channels online and offline. The lottery tickets redeemed in today's event can be consumed directly on the spot or consumed in the store, and those who need to be recycled and exchanged in the future can also go to the neighborhood committee to handle it. Guo Yuqin said.
The relevant person in charge of the District Civilization Office and the District Housing Management Bureau said that after the "first victory" of the U-Ming community pilot, experience exchange and summary and successful experience refinement will be carried out, and efforts will be made to gradually promote it throughout the district and jointly create a civilized, harmonious and livable community environment.
Written by Liu Ruihan
Camera: Zhang Zesheng
Editor: Wu Lirong