When he announced plans in 2006 for “Trump on the Ocean” at Jones Beach, designed by legendary urban planner Robert Moses, the real estate tycoon envisioned a facility with sweeping views of the Atlantic and beachfront dining for as many as 1,400.
What he didn’t anticipate was persistent civic opposition, or skeins of bureaucratic red tape.
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