Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, a newcomer to the White House, is still developing his relationship with the people of Washington. But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades. Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $5 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed. He's sued the city, fought with the town leadership and turned local issues into nattional controversies. Traffic caused by Trump's motorcade is the most recent sore spot for the people of Palm Beach and the surrounding area."I think Palm Beachers need to realize this is an honor," Hufty saidTrump has spent three straight weekends in Mar-a-Lago
"While he may have a residence at _-a-Lago, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote. "While he may have a residence at Mar-a-_, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote. Many members relish a _ sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by. Hufty and her other commission members recently approved a request to build a helipad at Mar-a-_. One group of people you won't hear complaining about Trump's Mar-a-_ visits: Members of the club. The reason: Trump is the judge and jury at Mar-a-_, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in. But Mar-a-_ is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."