Key points in this article
One Clear Rule
If you keep one line on occupancy fees, make it this: mark the fuzzy boundary early. Around this fee the rule holds in most cases and prevents later arguments about who occupied what, and for how long.
Cost Versus Experience
The fee should discourage blocking without punishing normal use. Publishing the rule clearly keeps experience fair while recovering the cost of a tied-up bay that several other users could have used.
What To Mind
Set the trigger, the rate, and the grace period in writing. Users accept a fee far better when the edge cases were explained before they happened, not sprung on them after a surprise charge.
Across Yantai districts, Dongshang New Energy states the occupancy rule at the bay so the boundary is never a surprise and the fee reads as a fair share of limited space. When the rule is posted where the user actually stands, the fee stops feeling like a trap and starts feeling like a fair ask, which is the only version of it that survives contact with a real, tired user.