There is no parking space in the community, only an open air parking lot, and the owner does not hav

If it's in a residential area, you have to pay a parking fee, because it's a shared area that belongs to all the owners, and it's not just someone who wants to occupy it.

Summary. Plausible.

Reasonable, of course! The owners who have not purchased parking spaces (there is no difference between owners and non-owners here) parked, parked in the public parts of all owners, and the parking fees in public parts as long as the property company has a nuclear price and filing of parking fees in the community in the competent department, the charges are reasonable and legal!

The owner did not buy a parking space, is it reasonable to charge for parking in the community?

Reasonable, of course, reasonable! The owners who have not purchased parking spaces (there is no difference between owners and non-owners here) parked, parked in the public parts of all owners, and the parking fees in public parts as long as the property company has a nuclear price and filing of parking fees in the community in the competent department, the charges are reasonable and legal!

I didn't buy a parking space, and I parked for more than half an hour every time I went home, which is reasonable, of course, reasonable! The owners who have not purchased parking spaces (there is no difference between owners and non-owners here) parked, parked in the public parts of all owners, and the parking fees in public parts as long as the property company has a nuclear price and filing of parking fees in the community in the competent department, the charges are reasonable and legal!

10 bucks for a night. Total.

Pro, you can charge it.

1. There is no parking space in the community and it is unreasonable to charge parking fees. The property is not doing the right thing, there should be a fixed parking space after paying the parking fee, and if the current parking space is not enough, then the parking fee should not be charged but should choose to negotiate with all the owners of the community to plan and expand the parking area before charging the parking fee.

2. Legal basis: Article 275 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.

In the building zoning, the ownership of the parking spaces and garages planned for parking cars shall be agreed upon by the parties through **, gifts or leases. Dust.

Parking spaces that occupy roads or other sites jointly owned by the owners for parking cars belong to the owners in common.

Article 276.

In the building zoning, the parking spaces and garages that are planned for parking cars should first meet the needs of the owner.

Because of this you bought the underground parking space in the community, then charge you this parking space is yours, you have already purchased, then of course you have to teach him parking service fees, although you do not park, but this place belongs to you, others just need to clean you, for your service.

Parking service fee is a fee charged by a property service company or professional management agency for the maintenance and management of parking spaces, garages and supporting facilities and related sites.

Residential complex. The implementation of market adjustment price, no use of parking spaces to charge or charge, the owners of the general meeting or the owners and parking service management party to negotiate. Of course, the owner is also reminded that the property should provide the owner with legal charging bills, and the owner has the right to refuse to pay the parking service fee if the legal charging bill is not provided or the charging standard is exceeded.

The parking fee in the community is actually a "parking service fee".

The money paid by the owner when purchasing the parking space is the principal and profit of the developer to build the parking space, and the parking space can only be used normally after the owner has paid the "parking service fee" according to the regulations.

The property owner's daily payment of strata fees.

Parking fees in the underground parking garage are not included.

Because some people bought a parking space, but there were also people who didn't. If the strata fee includes the parking fee for the underground garage, then there will be an unfairness in the payment of the property management fee by the owner of the parking space and the owner of the parking space. Therefore, the parking fee for the underground garage is charged separately.

Property management personnel shall assist the owner in providing relevant evidence for parked vehicles that have been damaged or lost in the parking lot. If the property management personnel do not perform their due diligence or because the parking lot does not comply with the management norms resulting in the damage or loss of the motor vehicle, they shall bear the corresponding responsibility in accordance with the law. The parking lot should be equipped with full-time management personnel for on-site management.

Responsible for the orderly driving and parking of vehicles.

Legal analysis: If you buy a parking space, you don't have to pay for parking. If you have already bought a parking space, it is against the law.

However, there is an administration fee for community parking lots. This management fee is the same as the accommodation fee. If an administration fee is charged, it is eligible.

Legal basis: Article 275 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China stipulates that the ownership of parking lots and garages used for parking in the construction area shall be agreed by both parties through **, donation or lease. Parking spaces on the road or other parking spaces shared by the owner are the property of the owner.

Personally, I think that this problem is the same as the principle of paying property fees when the house is vacant, so even if the parking space is useless, the related service management fee is the same as the money.

Although the owner does not live in the community and does not need to pay parking fees, he needs to pay parking space management fees.

Yes, if you buy a parking space, even if you don't park, you need to pay the corresponding fee, which is the same as the property management fee, and you have to pay if you don't live in it.

If you buy an underground parking space in the community, you don't need to pay parking fees, because you have the property rights. But in the case of the community, he has to charge a certain management fee.

The owner has bought the underground parking in the community, if you do not live in the community, then you can apply with the property and pay the fee, including the property fee.

I bought the parking in the community, and I don't care if you live here or not, the management fee for the parking space still has to be paid. However, there is no need to pay a parking fee.

In this case, a parking lot management fee will be charged.

I think it's reasonable. Originally, there were many cars in the community. You bought a parking space in the underground parking garage.

Then you should park your car in the underground garage. The parking spaces on the ground are for other owners to park. If you're all like you, the owners of the underground garages park their cars on the ground.

Is it that no one else has a parking space? So I think this is normal.