Draw lots to decide parking spaces.

1. There are two kinds of ground parking spaces, one is planned at the time of planning, the property right belongs to the developer, not the owners * * * and * *, and the charges are reasonable within the government guidance price range.

2. The other is the roadside parking space (called temporary parking space, with an area of * * *, which belongs to all owners), and the charge is reasonable. The reason is that the land is exclusive, although it belongs to * * *, but other owners can't use your parking space, so you should make appropriate compensation to other owners who can't use it. This charge is different from the previous parking fee and belongs to all owners. Another kind of property is to change part of the greening into parking spaces after application, just like temporary parking.

3. The property is too casual about how to use parking spaces and how to allocate and use parking spaces. As for the charge, it is reasonable as long as it is within the guide price range! I hope I can help you!