Should parking fees be charged for public parking spaces in residential areas?

Now it is very convenient for us to travel, because the living standard is improving day by day, and almost every family has a means of transportation that can be used instead of walking. However, there are many real estates now. Although public parking spaces are planned, owners need to pay again, so many people want to know: should parking fees be charged for public parking spaces in residential areas?

The owner and the owner have their own words. The owner thinks that the public space in the community belongs to all owners, and all vehicles can be parked for free, but the owner thinks that as long as your vehicle occupies the public space, you have to pay a certain fee. This may be because of different starting points and angles, so there will be such a big conflict. Of course, property companies hope to charge a certain fee to meet their daily balance of payments. Therefore, whether or not to pay the parking fee must be discussed with the property and other property owners before deciding.

The owner wants the owner to pay the corresponding fee because it occupies the public area of the community. Many owners who don't have a car will report to the property that they hope the owner will pay a certain parking fee, because the owner will leave it lying around, resulting in the elderly and children in his home having no place to play and rest. Moreover, it also affects the safety of children's travel, so it is necessary to charge parking fees for car owners to warn them to pay attention to travel safety, and it is also necessary to pay for the public areas occupied.

Different properties will also charge different parking fees. In many residential areas, we can see that because the property does not charge parking fees, some car owners leave their cars in disorder, which leads to the blockage of the main roads in the residential areas, which seriously affects the travel safety and convenience of car-free people. Therefore, many properties will choose to plan parking spaces to collect parking fees to correct the phenomenon of parking and misplacing, and in addition, they can create another part of profits for their own properties, which will also be used for the daily maintenance of owners' parking. For example, help look after the vehicles in the community and clean the sanitation near the vehicles.