How to complain or sue if the number of cars in Shanghai residential area does not match the plan?

Complain or sue that the number of parking spaces in the community is inconsistent with the plan. First of all, it is necessary to make clear who the object of complaint or prosecution is and what the reason is.

Generally speaking, if the number of parking spaces in a residential area is inconsistent with the plan, you can complain or sue the developer or property management company of the residential area. The reasons for the complaint or prosecution may be: the number of parking spaces specified in the Residential Planning Permit does not match the number of parking spaces actually built, or the number of parking spaces specified in the Residential Planning Permit does not match the number of parking spaces provided by the residential property management company.

To complain or sue that the number of parking spaces in a residential area is inconsistent with the plan, the materials to be prepared include: the planning permit of the residential area, the number of parking spaces provided by the residential property management company, the actual number of parking spaces built, and the reasons for the complaint or prosecution.

Complaining or suing the number of parking spaces in the community is inconsistent with the plan, which can be carried out in the following ways:

1. Complain to the local urban management department: You can complain to the local urban management department that the number of parking spaces in the community is not in conformity with the plan, and ask the local urban management department to investigate the number of parking spaces in the community and deal with them according to law.

2. Complain to the community developer or property management company: You can complain to the community developer or property management company that the number of parking spaces in the community is inconsistent with the plan, and ask the community developer or property management company to adjust the number of parking spaces specified in the planning permit.

3. Bring a lawsuit to the court: You can bring a lawsuit to the court against the community developer or property management company, asking them to adjust the number of parking spaces stipulated in the planning permit according to law and compensate for the losses.

In short, the number of parking spaces in the complaint or prosecution community is inconsistent with the plan. It is necessary to clarify the object of complaint or prosecution, prepare relevant materials, and choose the appropriate way of complaint or prosecution.