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    Electricity Charges

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    This document lists various facilities provided by modern cooperative housing societies for members, including gyms, clubhouses, sports clubs, playgrounds, swimming pools, community halls, and utility services. It notes that electricity is provided for common areas within buildings and throughout the society, as well as for celebrations and festivals. The document stresses that electricity usage for each facility should be properly accounted for to reduce members' service charges, as improper accounting can otherwise require very high contribution levels from members.

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    This document lists various facilities provided by modern cooperative housing societies for members, including gyms, clubhouses, sports clubs, playgrounds, swimming pools, community halls, and utility services. It notes that electricity is provided for common areas within buildings and throughout the society, as well as for celebrations and festivals. The document stresses that electricity usage for each facility should be properly accounted for to reduce members' service charges, as improper accounting can otherwise require very high contribution levels from members.

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    This document lists various facilities provided by modern cooperative housing societies for members, including gyms, clubhouses, sports clubs, playgrounds, swimming pools, community halls, and utility services. It notes that electricity is provided for common areas within buildings and throughout the society, as well as for celebrations and festivals. The document stresses that electricity usage for each facility should be properly accounted for to reduce members' service charges, as improper accounting can otherwise require very high contribution levels from members.

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    Electricity Charges

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    Shirish
    This document lists various facilities provided by modern cooperative housing societies for members, including gyms, clubhouses, sports clubs, playgrounds, swimming pools, community halls, and utility services. It notes that electricity is provided for common areas within buildings and throughout the society, as well as for celebrations and festivals. The document stresses that electricity usage for each facility should be properly accounted for to reduce members' service charges, as improper accounting can otherwise require very high contribution levels from members.

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    Electricity charges
    In the modern posh Co-operative Housing Societies there are various facilities for the
    benefits of Members in common as well as for the benefit of selected Members. Such
    facilities are:
    i.

    Gymnasium

    ii.

    Club house

    iii.

    Sports club

    iv.

    Playground

    v.

    Swimming pools

    vi.

    Community hall

    vii.

    Special utility services

    viii.

    Society Office

    ix.

    Lifts in separate building of Society

    x.

    Electricity in common areas of the building

    xi.

    Electricity in common areas in the society and also

    xii.

    Electricity use in celebration of during festivals.

    Care should be taken that electricity used for above referred utilities are accounted for in
    their respective heads of expenses to reduce the burden on the members by way of service
    charges. Many a time inappropriate accounting results into requirement of very high
    contribution by the Members as service charges.

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