The pavement of the residential area is damaged and the property is not maintained. Can the owner refuse to pay the property management fee?

Pavement damage in residential areas cannot be used as a reason for owners to refuse to pay property fees. The reason for this is the following：

1, the property management fee is the service income of the property management company, which is different from other communities;

2. The roads in the community are part of the community, and * * * owns the property. The maintenance of residential pavement needs to be undertaken by residential owners, and the property is only the role of manager and trustee, not the decider;

3. Road maintenance in residential areas belongs to the transformation of residential areas. The basic process is as follows: the housing industry committee proposes a maintenance plan on behalf of all owners, and the entrusted property company can also entrust an external company to provide a maintenance plan. After preliminary investigation and study by the housing industry Committee or some owners' representatives, it shall be submitted to the owners' meeting for voting;

4. Because the number of owners in most communities is above 100, it is unrealistic to hold a general meeting of all owners. The common practice is to deliver the voting ticket to each owner, withdraw the voting ticket within the specified time, convene the owners' meeting (owners' representatives can attend, and owners who have time and will can also attend), and check the voting ticket (specifically, there are property management regulations and rules of procedure for the owners' meeting). When the number of votes recovered reaches a certain proportion, such as 2/2,

5. After the resolution is passed by the owners' meeting, the owners' committee may entrust a property company or other professional companies to start road maintenance in residential areas.

To sum up, you can't refuse to pay the property fee.