Does the property (security) have the right to charge if the owner of the residential area parks his private car beside the residential road?

The general situation is as follows: 1. If the community has a garage, it can be charged according to who owns the property rights; 2. Both sides of the residential road, including the designated parking spaces, should belong to all owners, and there is no charge, but it must be approved by the owners' committee, and the property fee should be reduced accordingly. As for the property, there is no right to charge without authorization, because serving the owners is their business, and the property rights and use rights of the community pavement have nothing to do with them.