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The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld a Duluth City Council decision not to require the further environmental review of a proposed hotel, despite neighbors' concerns.

Opponents have cited the impact the development will have on wetlands and neighboring Miller Creek.

"It's a joke," said Jill Crawford-Nichols of the Monday night Duluth City Council decision. "It almost feels like we got pranked."

The City Council voted to overturn a prior Planning Commission ruling that the developer should be required to prepare an environmental assessment worksheet before proceeding with construction.

Residents and environmentalists say a planned hotel in the area zoned commercial threatens an impaired trout stream.

A restraining order that blocks the building's demolition soon will be lifted unless bond funding is provided.

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One of downtown Duluths landmark high-rise buildings has a new owner.  According to multiple news sources, the U.S. Bank Building that sits at 130 West Superior Street was sold to one of its original, long-term tenants: Hanft Fride Law Firm.  A final purchase price wasnt disclosed, but the building has been recently valued "at over $7.6 million".  The sale closed on June 22. The building went up for sale last fall, when U.S. Bank decided to put it on the market.  At the time, the bank share...