My family bought a house, and a new residential property turned the green belt into a paid parking space. Is this reasonable?

Well, with the development of society, more and more families have cars; Moreover, most of the residential areas where we live are caused by the fact that there are not enough parking spaces reserved in the previous planning.

In fact, such problems are solved through consultation. First, the public green space in the community is planned as a parking space to solve the problem of parking difficulties for owners; However, if the property changes the parking fee without authorization and fails to pass the discussion and voting of the community owners' meeting, it is a non-procedural issue first; The property company is the foundation of the property contract service owners, and the use of public green space should be discussed and decided by the owners' committee after soliciting the opinions of all owners.

I suggest you go to the owners' committee to find out whether the use and charges of public green space in the community have gone through the corresponding procedures of the owners' committee;

If the property company is responsible for the implementation through the discussion and voting of the owners' committee, then as all owners, it must abide by the implementation.

If not, you can also ask the owners' committee to hold a owners' meeting to discuss the problem of changing parking spaces and charging for public green belts. Of course, the specific implementation unit is entrusted to the property company for management and implementation.