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Peoria examines new rules for large water users

Brett Fleck, Peoria’s water resources manager, shares information about the city's proposed ordinance regulating large water users at a public meeting Nov. 19.

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Peoria leaders’ attempt to evolve the city from a bedroom community to an economic hub will change the way future water demands are projected.

To accommodate this shift, Peoria is crafting an ordinance that will regulate large water users. In the coming weeks, the city will work with various stakeholders seeking feedback on the draft proposal.

Council will consider the new ordinance at a future public meeting.

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