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When Trump bought the property in 1985, he turned it from a private home into a luxury member resort. In connection with this, he acceded to the demands of the authorities to limit his stays there.
Now some residents claim in the city the businessman violates the terms. During his time as president, he has exceeded time limits and is now there since he left the White House on January 20.
“This case is being legally investigated,” city director Krik Blouin told CNN in an email, saying they were reviewing the agreement to see if Trump could permanently establish himself at the facility.
The matter may be raised at a City Council meeting on February 9.
Neither Trump nor the others Members can stay at the facility more than 21 days per year and for a maximum of one consecutive week. The club cannot have more than 500 members at the same time, as there are parking and traffic rules. According to CNN, Trump has signed the agreement with his signature.
In December, Trump’s camp claimed there was no document or agreement preventing the president from using Mar-a-Lago as his residence.
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