Last week, the owners' committee in my neighborhood installed a railing at the door of my apartment, which made it inconvenient to walk. Is this reasonable and legal?

The railing is installed to prevent the electric car from stopping and putting it away. However, after the installation of this railing, the distance between the two railings can only be used by one person, and bicycles can barely pass, and people with walking difficulties can't pass by pushing wheelchairs, which brings great inconvenience to residents. There should be many other ways to prevent electric vehicles from stopping and misplacing, and there are more than a dozen in four buildings in this community, and only one is installed.

It is suggested to hold a general meeting of all owners.

As long as two-thirds of the owners agree to dismiss the property,

The owners' committee has no right to implement the scheme that has not been adopted by the owners' meeting.