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Minneapolis changed zoning code. Suddenly, the apartments were legal.

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A judge found the Plymouth Avenue Apartments in north Minneapolis shouldn’t have been allowed to skirt the zoning code. But since they’re already built, what can be done?

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Minneapolis changed zoning code. Suddenly, the apartments were legal.

A judge found the Plymouth Avenue Apartments in north Minneapolis shouldn’t have been allowed to skirt the zoning code. But since they’re already built, what can be done?

·Minneapolis, United States
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Star Tribune broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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