Can the owner ask the property to carry out the lighting transformation of the community?

According to the requirements of national energy conservation and emission reduction, it should be supported and encouraged to appropriately reduce the number of lighting fixtures and respond to the environmental protection requirements of national energy conservation and consumption reduction without affecting normal lighting.

If eight lights are changed to five lights, it will not have much impact on corridor lighting. I don't think there is anything wrong with the property practice. Legally speaking, "Property Management Regulations" gives property companies the right to manage, use and maintain public facilities, and property companies make reasonable adjustments to public lighting without exceeding their authority.

Of course, if the practice of the property causes inconvenience to residents, the owner has the right to ask the property company to restore its original state of use.