There is no fixed parking space for underground battery car parking. Is the property charge legal?

If the parking space in the community belongs to the owner, the property fee is unreasonable.

Whether the parking space in the community should be charged depends on whether the parking space is within the planning scope, and the ownership of the parking space and garage planned for parking in the building division belongs to the developer. Parking spaces occupying roads or other places shall be owned by the owners.

If the parking space in the residential area is occupied by the residential area, the property service enterprise needs to obtain the consent of the owners' committee before charging, otherwise the property service enterprise has no right to charge. However, the parking fee of the residential area cannot exceed the maximum amount of property service fee stipulated by the local price department. The owner can obtain the developer's planning permit in the housing management, construction planning and other departments to judge whether the parking space in the disputed community belongs to the owner.