Reports from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation revealed several high-priority violations at Mar-a-Lago during the most recent inspection in November.
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A Nov. 8, 2017 report showed maintenance failures that required immediate repairs to pass a follow-up inspection.
One of the high-priority violations said Mar-a-Lago did not have specialized smoke detectors available for people who are deaf or hearing-impaired.
The other violation said there was exposed rebar that could injure someone. Staff members placed a caution cone in the area.
The report says while these violations were not an immediate threat to the public, they did require repairs and a follow-up inspection.
Mar-a-Lago passed the follow-up inspection.
The Nov. 8 report also found multiple violations in the main kitchen, but not enough to fail the inspection.
The Beach Club food inspection however did require a follow up inspection to make corrections.
All of this comes after Florida health inspectors dinged President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort with 13 violations in late January 2017.
