Do community owners have the right not to allow foreign vehicles to park?

Individual owners do not have this right and need the approval of the owners' meeting.

The site, space and parking space in the community belong to all owners of the community. Therefore, if the owners want to safeguard their rights and interests, they can entrust the property to refuse the entry of foreign vehicles with the consent of the owners' meeting. "Every community has its own management order, and outsiders and community owners should respect each other and abide by the regulations."

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property management regulations

Eleventh the following matters shall be decided by the owner * * *:

(a) to formulate and amend the rules of procedure of the owners' congress;

(2) Formulating and amending management regulations;

(three) to elect the owners' committee or replace the members of the owners' committee;

(four) the selection and dismissal of property services companies;

(five) to raise and use special maintenance funds;

(six) the renovation of buildings and their ancillary facilities;

(seven) other major matters related to the management of * * * and * * *.

Twelfth owners' meeting can be in the form of collective discussion, but also in the form of written comments; However, there should be owners whose exclusive parts account for more than half of the total construction area and more than half of the total number of owners in the property management area.

The owner may entrust an agent to attend the meeting of the owners' congress.

The owners' meeting decides the matters specified in Item (5) and Item (6) of Article 11 of this Ordinance, which shall be agreed by the owners whose exclusive parts account for more than two-thirds of the total building area and more than two-thirds of the total number; Other matters stipulated in Article 11 of these regulations shall be decided by the owners whose exclusive parts account for more than half of the total building area and more than half of the total number of people.

The decisions of the owners' congress or the owners' committee are binding on the owners.

If the decision made by the owners' congress or the owners' committee infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of the owners, the infringed owners may request the people's court to revoke it.