There is no property company office to install a ground lock in the community. Is it legal to collect parking fees in the old community?

There is no property in the community, and the community is in charge.

The office has the function of managing and serving the jurisdiction. As for the parking fee, it's a little beyond the scope of the office. If the property management unit has the document requirements, the fees shall also be filed and approved by the price department.

The office coordinates the transformation from property management to providing property services. The combination of the two, both supervision and service, is a bit suspected of XX.

Ground parking spaces generally include parking fees and rents, which will be higher than our own parking fees.

Although property services are becoming market-oriented, most of the old communities, resettlement houses and affordable housing communities adopt government-guided prices.

You can look at the city's property management methods and charge management methods first. Inappropriate can be reflected to the Housing Authority.

Since there is a charge, there is a flow of funds, and the charge should be publicized.

I hope to give you a reference.