Is it reasonable to charge the opening fee for Chengdu Community?

Unreasonable, owners should not charge any fees for entering and leaving their own communities, which is their right. It is unreasonable to come back after 2 pm to collect the opening fee.

Chengdu Evening News reported, "The doorman won't open the door for me before 12 this afternoon. To open the door, you have to pay two yuan to open the door. " Ms. Deng, a citizen, recently told the Chengdu Evening News reporter that the community management fee she paid included the guard fee. Why did she have to pay the opening fee when she came home late? Isn't it what the doorman should do to open the door for the residents of the community?

Yesterday, the reporter interviewed 20 residents living in different old communities. Among them, 18 residents said that the doorman in their community would charge the residents who came back late with opening fees ranging from 1-3 yuan. The reporter found that most of the communities that charged the opening fee were built in the 1990s, and most of them were autonomous communities. The doormen in the community agree that the opening fee is a "hard fee", which some citizens understand and some citizens think is irregular and unreasonable.

It is reasonable for the doorman to manage the community. The doorman's behavior is to prevent some unsafe factors. There is no problem with normal management behavior, but charging the opening fee like the owner is not within the scope of reasonable management. Owners' free access to their own communities is their due right and should not be restricted.