How does the Civil Code stipulate the greening of residential areas?

Residential green belt does not belong to property. Under normal circumstances, if there are no special provisions, the residential green space belongs to all owners. Therefore, there is no other agreement, and hawkers have no right to set up stalls in the green belt of the community to do business. This is stipulated by relevant laws. According to the Civil Code and other laws and regulations, the green space in the building division belongs to the owner except the urban public green space or individual ownership. Therefore, unless there are special circumstances, the green space in residential areas belongs to all the owners with * * *, but not to * * *.

Therefore, the property company has no right to allow hawkers to build any buildings and operations without authorization in the green belt of the community.

Legal basis:

Article 274 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC) Road belongs to the owner, except for urban roads. The green space within the building division belongs to the owner, except for urban public green space or express personal green space. Other public places, public facilities and property services within the building division are owned by the owner.