Against the backdrop of continuous urban expansion and rising demand for high-quality living, the transit-oriented development (TOD) concept plays a significant role in urban planning and construction. Integrating this concept into residential community construction not only enhances residents' daily travel convenience and living quality but also imposes higher requirements for the planning, design, and construction management of community power distribution systems. This study discusses the power distribution system for high-quality residential communities based on the TOD concept. Subsequently, for the power distribution system, it determines planning and design principles, constructs planning schemes and formulates construction management measures. The study aims to establish a safe, reliable, efficient, and environmentally friendly power distribution system that fully meets residents' growing and diversified electricity demands, thus improving the overall quality of residential communities.