District dispute in Florida: “Trump, we don’t want you as neighbors”

District dispute in Florida: “Donald Trump, we don’t want you as neighbors”

Donald Trump calls it his “Winter White House.” We are talking about the luxurious Mar-a-Lago property in Florida. The neighbors of the future former president want to prevent Trump from spending his retirement there.

They fear blocked roads and other problems. That’s why Donald Trump’s Florida neighbors want the outgoing US president to stop living on their property in Mar-a-Lago after his term. In a letter to the 74-year-old man, they make it clear: “Donald Trump, we don’t want you as a neighbor.”

The Washington Post reported on the document to be sent to the Palm Springs administration and the Secret Service on Tuesday. The neighbors’ lawyers presented legal arguments why Trump would have lost his right to use the property as a residence.

Trumps schicksalhafter deal

The lawyers’ reasoning dates back to the early 1990s. Donald Trump faced financial difficulties at the time. Mar-a-Lago devoured millions of dollars just for maintenance. For this reason, the real estate entrepreneur decided to convert the property with its 126 rooms, which he had owned since the mid-1980s, into a private club.

At the same time, Trump is said to have signed an agreement that today serves as the main argument for the neighbors’ lawyers. This agreement is supposed to state that private club members are prohibited from living in Mar-a-Lago for more than 21 days a year, and no more than seven days at a time. An attorney for Trump is said to have expressly assured Palm Beach authorities that his client would not use the property as a residence.

The representatives of the neighbors are now discussing the shameful situation in which the then-former president would end up if he settled in Mar-a-Lago after his term and then was removed by a judge, a unique event in history. from United States. Therefore, the neighbors have advice for Trump: “Palm Beach has many beautiful properties to offer and we are sure that the president will find one that suits his needs.”

Fonts used:

(dru / t-online)