The problem of charging parking fees for property.

Generally speaking, parking lots are mainly above ground and underground. Underground parking lots are generally not allocated to owners and belong to developers' own assets, so it is reasonable to charge parking fees. The above-ground parking lot is owned by the owner, not by a single owner. It is reasonable to charge the fee, but the fee should be owned by the owner.

As for the property fee, there is no parking management fee and it cannot be confused with the property fee. However, whether it is parking on the ground or underground, the property company must go to the Traffic Management Bureau for parking-related procedures, otherwise it will be illegal to charge.

Supplement: The public part of the residential area belongs to all the owners. Therefore, the parking fees charged by property management companies should be included in the property maintenance fund or used for the maintenance and renewal of public facilities. Therefore, the industry Committee has the right to advocate that the property company return the parking fee. Of course, the expenses incurred by the property management company during the management period should be deducted.

According to the provisions of Article 70 of the Property Law, the owners should discuss and decide whether some public places in the community can park, whether parking should be charged, the ownership of income, whether owners who have not purchased parking spaces should charge for parking, etc., and can formulate management regulations. The residential property has no right to decide whether the public places in the residential area can park, which belongs to the owners' rights. However, the residential property can be managed under the authorization of the owners' assembly or the owners' committee.

Article 74 of the Property Law stipulates that parking spaces that occupy roads or other venues owned by the owners for parking cars shall be owned by the owners. According to this regulation, parking spaces on roads or other venues owned by the owners for parking cars in residential areas belong to the owners. Whether parking in these places should be charged, and the ownership and distribution of income should be decided by the owners through discussion at the owners' meeting.

Therefore, the owners' committee should be established as soon as possible to safeguard the owners' rights legally.