Notice board · January 2025 – August 2026
Where the money goes in our community
The figures from the maintenance-fee lists, over 20 months, grouped by category, month and block. See how much cleaning, water or the lift costs, how much we've set aside in funds and what work has been done in the complex.
2025 compared with 2026
How costs have changed
We compare the 2025 monthly average (12 months) with the 2026 average (January – August). The monthly average keeps the comparison fair, even though 2026 isn't over yet.
Running services, month by month
lei · excluding funds and works
The month at a glance
One month's expenses, by category
Choose a month. The total is the one from the „Income and expenses for the month” statement posted on the notice board.
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Trend
20 months, month by month
Running services are stable, around 31.000 – 34.000 lei a month. The peaks come from work paid from the repair fund: waterproofing the canopies in summer 2025, repairs in the stairwells in the autumn, and the works in June 2026.
Monthly expenses, by type
lei · tap a column for details
By category
What we spend most on
Total running services in the selected period. Cleaning and management are fixed contracts; water and energy depend on consumption and billing.
Average cost per home
running services ÷ 63 homes, indicative
Monthly average in the selected period: . The calculation doesn't take into account ownership shares, number of people or parking spaces, so your actual amount may differ.
By block
Blocks A, B and C, side by side
Each block has 21 homes and almost the same usable area, about 1.600 m². Lower-ground apartments 1 and 2 are combined and count as a single home. The underground car park (D) is shown separately.
Monthly total per block
lei, the „Month total” from each block's list
Arrears by block
lei, when the list was issued · maintenance, funds and penalties
Homes in arrears
out of 21 homes in each block · January – August 2026
Cold water used
m³ read from water meters, per block
- The number of homes in arrears is available for 2026. For 2025 we show arrears only as a total per block.
- For the car park, in November 2025, one arrears figure is hard to read on the scanned list. The value shown is the one consistent with the months before and after, so it's an estimate.
Association funds
Income, payments and balance
The position reported on the date each list was posted: how much was collected, how much was paid and what balance the association has.
Income and payments
lei per month
Bank account balance
lei, on the posting date
The association earns about 222 lei a month in deposit interest.
Maintenance-fee arrears, total
lei, all owners combined
Arrears are money the community has to advance. Paying on time, by the 15th, keeps the funds healthy.
Supplier bills to pay
lei · total owed and the overdue part
Repair fund
What's been repaired and improved
Since August 2025 we've been putting 10.000 lei a month into the repair fund (previously 3.000 lei). Over 20 months it has paid for works worth . At the last General Assembly it was decided to raise this fund to 30.000 lei.
All the figures
Full table
The same data, in rows, for all 20 months — January 2025 to August 2026. Amounts are in lei.
How we read the lists
Sources and conventions
Source
The „Income and expenses for the month” page of the payment lists for January 2025 – August 2026, signed by the administrator and auditor. The monthly totals match the lists to the leu.
Categories
Security and communications means CCTV, intercom, internet, phone and the barrier. Energy includes bill adjustments (March 2025, November 2025, January 2026). Cancelled and reissued bills appear only once.
By block
The totals come from the total row of each block's list. Arrears are net, as of the list's issue date: advance payments made by some homes reduce the total. The number of homes in arrears is counted for 2026.
What's missing
Per-apartment data, people and individual arrears don't appear here. For questions about amounts, write to o•••••@belairlake.ro or call the management on 07•• ••• ••8.
