Legal provisions on parking fees in residential areas

Civil code and property management regulations. The legal provisions of parking fees in residential areas are mainly based on the Civil Code and the Regulations on Property Management promulgated by the State Council.

According to the provisions of the Civil Code, roads, green spaces, other public places, public facilities and houses for property services within the building division, unless otherwise specified as individuals, belong to the owners. Therefore, the parking spaces that occupy the owner's roads or other venues for parking cars belong to the owner.

According to the property management regulations, the property management company has the right to charge the relevant fees from the owners in the process of providing property services, but this requires the consent of the owners and is clearly stipulated in the service contract. For the charges for parking spaces in residential areas, the property company shall, after obtaining the consent of the owners' assembly or the owners' committee, formulate the charging standards and publicize them.