Court says Duluth's Kozy should be left standing but judge s

The case has been remanded back to district court.
Written By: Peter Passi
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The Pastoret Terrace sits behind chain link fence Monday, July 26, 2021. The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld Judge Hylden’s order for the city to stabilize the building but said he erred in failing to address the issue of whether preservationists must post a bond for the cost of stabilizing and securing the fire-damaged building. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)
The saga of the fire-damaged Pastoret Terrace and Paul Robeson Ballroom buildings — formerly home to the Kozy Bar and Apartments — will continue, following a decision issued by the Minnesota Court of Appeals on Monday morning.

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