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Long-awaited mixed-use project asks for help from Peoria

Council will consider retail development tax incentive for The Trailhead

The developer of the long-awaited mixed-use project The Trailhead in north Peoria has said it will not be able to build the restaurant and retail establishments they promised unless they get help from the city.

Peoria Deputy City Manager Mike Faust said public infrastructure costs have risen from an estimated $3.8 million agreed to in the development agreement to $6.6 million.

Peoria City Council approved the development agreement April 19, 2022.

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