Can the owner who has no security door in the residential area refuse to pay the property fee?

No, the security doors in public places, such as entrances and exits of residential quarters and buildings, were configured by developers as supporting facilities during the construction of the quarters. If it is clearly stipulated in the house purchase contract that security doors must be installed in the relevant public places of the community when the house is handed over, but the developer has not installed them, the owner (purchaser) can ask the developer to install them, or complain to the administrative department or bring a lawsuit to the court to ask the developer to install them.

If there is no clear agreement in the purchase contract, the developer does not, or the developer does, but the security door is damaged, damaged or lost for some reason, it should be judged according to whether there is a specific agreement on such public facilities and equipment in the property management service contract of the community.

In any case, this kind of public facilities and equipment belongs to all owners, not the property facilities of the property company. Even if the property company has the responsibility of maintenance, it is based on the owner paying the property management service fee or using the housing maintenance fund of the community owner. There is no relevant legal and regulatory basis for the owner to refuse to pay the property management service fee.