Can the residential property Committee collect parking fees outside the residential area? Is it legal to draw a parking line outside the community and charge? How to manage?

Article 73 of the Property Law stipulates the scope of * * * within the building division: "The roads within the building division belong to the owner * * *, except those belonging to urban public roads. The green space in the building division belongs to the owner, except the urban public green space or the express individual. Other public places, measures and property services in the building division are owned by the owner. " This is the source of the owner's rights as the owner of parking spaces on roads or other venues. It can be seen from this clause that the law allows parking on roads or other places owned by car owners.

Article 74 stipulates the ownership and use right of parking spaces and garages, and the third paragraph stipulates: "Parking spaces that occupy roads or other places owned by the owner for parking cars shall be owned by the owner."

In fact, it is allowed to set up parking spaces on roads owned by * * * or other venues owned by * * *. Whether parking spaces are rented out or open to owners free of charge should be decided by all owners or owners' committees. The income from renting parking spaces should also be owned and dominated by all owners.

If the property company can't prove that the charge represents the will of all the owners, then this kind of behavior belongs to the ultra vires behavior of the property company, and the property company has no right to charge this fee.