上城一社区实现“逆生长”

Core Points - The renovation of elevators in the Meichen community has been completed ahead of schedule, marking a significant improvement in the living conditions for residents [1] - The project involved the replacement of 97 old elevators that had been in service for over a decade, addressing frequent malfunctions and noise issues [1] - The community has implemented a dual approach of community service and resident cooperation to facilitate the renovation process [1] Group 1 - The updated elevators have reduced operational noise by 40% and energy consumption by 30%, while increasing cabin height by 20 cm [2] - Additional safety features such as smart alarms and accessible buttons have been integrated into the new elevators [2] - The elevator renovation has served as a catalyst for broader community improvements, leading to the launch of a resident feedback initiative [2] Group 2 - The community has initiated 16 targeted livelihood projects in response to resident feedback, addressing various issues such as road conditions and lighting [2] - A "5+1" workspace has been established to coordinate property management, governance, and public services under the guidance of community leadership [2] - The community's proactive approach has fostered a strong collaborative effort in grassroots governance [2]