Is it reasonable to set up toll parking lots on public roads?

It is unreasonable to set up a toll parking lot on public roads. The details are as follows:

1. Ask the toll collector to tell whether the charging unit is a unit behavior or an individual behavior;

2. If there is a charge, there must be a license document for the charge. If there is no charge, it is a random charge;

3. On-street parking spaces belong to public parking spaces and are free of charge;

4. Belonging to local personal behavior or personal behavior of the property company;

5. Report to the Price Bureau and the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, involving unlicensed operation and unlicensed charges.

The reporting process is as follows:

1. After arriving at the police station, the police will make corresponding report records according to the types of victims, such as public security and criminal;

2. When making a record, you should make it clear what the police asked, express it clearly, sign and seal it, and report it to the branch office for review. A police station that meets the conditions for filing a case shall file a case;

3. The police station will conduct an investigation after filing the case, and pay attention to keeping the telephone open so that the police can cooperate with the investigation and report the progress of handling the case at any time.

Article 894 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The custodian shall not transfer the deposit to a third party for safekeeping, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.

Where the depository, in violation of the provisions of the preceding paragraph, transfers the deposit to a third person for safekeeping, thus causing losses to the deposit, it shall be liable for compensation. Article 896 Where a third party claims a right to the deposit, the depository shall, in addition to taking preservation or enforcement measures according to law, also perform the obligation to return the deposit to the depositor.

If a third party brings a lawsuit against the depository or applies for seizure of the deposit, the depository shall promptly notify the depositor. Article 897 Where the deposit is damaged or lost due to improper safekeeping by the depository, the depository shall be liable for compensation. However, if the unpaid custodian proves that he has no intention or gross negligence, he shall not be liable for compensation. Article 901 Where a depository keeps money, it may return the same kind and quantity of money; If other substitutes are retained, the goods of the same kind, quality and quantity may be returned as agreed. Article 902 Under a paid safekeeping contract, the depositor shall pay the safekeeping fee to the custodian within the agreed time limit.

If the time limit for payment is not prescribed or clearly prescribed by the parties, and cannot be determined according to the provisions of Article 510 of this Law, the payment shall be made at the same time as the deposit is collected.