Can the residential property add roadblocks in the hutongs around the residential area at will?

One is that the residential property forces the owners to park in the residential area, so as to charge the owners a high parking fee. This is unacceptable. Community owners have the right to freedom.

The other is, if the owner parks his car on both sides of the alley, will it affect other owners and bring inconvenience to other owners, such as inconvenient travel. In this case, the residential property can completely set up roadblocks to prevent the owners from parking.

Which of these two possibilities do you think is? Imagine if it will affect other owners. If not, it is the first possibility, so there is no reason for the property to set up roadblocks.