Standard parking spaces need "god parking", which brings troubles to community owners?

Mr. Song of a residential area in Chengdu is an old driver with many years' driving experience, but recently he can't get into his own standard parking space. It is understood that Mr. Song purchased independent standard parking spaces in the community on 20 1 1. At that time, because it was not completed, he could only look at the drawings, and the dimensions marked were 2.4 meters wide and 5.3 meters long. Mr. Song also paid 65438+ very neatly.

There are no walls on both sides of the parking space given to Mr. Song in the original drawing. In fact, there are walls on both sides, and there are pillars in the entrance and middle, which accounts for part of the size, which means that the reserved size is obviously not 2.4*5.3, and there is an ordinary parking space in front of the parking space. If the car is parked in front, his car can't get in, so he can only drive in vertically from this front, and others can't get in from left to right, resulting in Mr. Song having a parking space but no place to park. Other ordinary parking spaces have also been zoned, so when there is no car in front, you can only park by your own car, and people who get off the bus have to lean against the wall, with a small gap.

Mr. Song has repeatedly found property and developers, but none of them have been solved. I can only contact the reporter for exposure. After investigation, the reporter also confirmed that what Mr. Song said was true and the standard size was indeed biased. This is a deception to Mr. Song, who has repeatedly reflected the parking spaces? Shrinkage? There was no response, and the relevant lawyers also explained the matter, which did not meet the parking regulations, so Mr. Song could defend his rights according to law and conduct effective consultations.

As an old driver, Mr. Song met this standard parking space and spent a lot of thoughts on parking. The only parking method is not always effective. God stop? Fortunately, the operation met Mr. Song, and others with less driving skills could not get in at all. The actions of property and developers not only infringe on the rights of community owners, but also bring them a lot of trouble, which requires them to give a reasonable explanation.