居住配套指标修订：快递柜、电动车停车场，都要纳入新建小区规划

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing government has revised the public service facility configuration indicators for residential areas, set to be implemented on December 1, 2025, to address space utilization issues in new residential communities, including parking, education, healthcare, and community services [1][9]. Group 1: Community Space Utilization - The revised indicators aim to create vibrant community centers by integrating various service facilities, including cultural and sports activities, into a unified management system [2][5]. - The new indicators expand from 52 to 66, categorizing facilities into 12 types, including comprehensive services, education, healthcare, and public safety [1][9]. Group 2: Parking Solutions - The new configuration addresses the parking difficulties faced by older residential areas by increasing the number of electric bicycle parking and charging facilities, while adjusting motor vehicle parking requirements based on area and type [3][4]. - The indicators propose solutions for shared bicycle parking and temporary vehicle parking near schools to alleviate congestion [3][4]. Group 3: Child and Elderly Care Facilities - The indicators emphasize the need for childcare and elderly services by mandating the inclusion of daycare facilities and spaces for elderly care within community service buildings [4][5]. - The plan includes provisions for logistics facilities and waste sorting infrastructure to enhance community living standards [4][5]. Group 4: Commercial and Emergency Preparedness - The indicators propose the establishment of community-level commercial facilities to meet daily shopping needs, shifting from street-level to community-level services [5]. - The revised indicators also focus on enhancing community resilience to emergencies by improving healthcare service standards and incorporating disaster response spaces [5][6]. Group 5: Implementation and Management - The revised implementation guidelines clarify the responsibilities for planning, construction, and management of public service facilities, emphasizing a unified approach by local governments [6][8]. - The indicators will be updated every five years to adapt to urban development changes, ensuring ongoing relevance and effectiveness [7][8].