Under what circumstances is it legal to collect parking fees for residential properties?

Parking fees in residential areas are legal. But there are two situations: the first is the specific parking spaces in the planning and design, including exclusive parking spaces on the ground and underground garages. This part is the exclusive part of the property owner. According to the law, the property owner can dispose of it at will. The property owner is a developer and can charge according to the provisions of the price bureau. The second type is temporary parking spaces in public areas. This kind is owned by all owners, and whether it is charged or not and how much it is collected is decided by all owners. This part of the "parking fee" of property enterprises is actually the public income entrusted by the enterprise owners' Committee. In addition to service charges (such as setting gates, marking lines, maintaining parking order, etc.). ) and a reasonable profit (the state stipulates that it should not exceed 5% of the total income), it should be owned by all owners.