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Peoria Council plans to give Civic Center $20M in bonds

PEORIA, Ill. A plan seems to be on track for approval by Peoria City Council to give the Civic Center $20 million dollars for capital improvements..

City proposes gaming terminal fee cut, but state says businesses must help pay

PEORIA, Ill. - New state rules that would benefit video gaming terminal operators would also cost Peoria small businesses. "I don't quite understand w.

Peoria council approves liquor, gaming parlor relief

Midwest Communications PEORIA, Ill. Peoria City Council voted Tuesday night on two measures that will cut 2021 license renewal fees in half for establishments with indoor video gaming and on-site liquor consumption. For gaming establishments, license renewals will go from $500 to $250, while owners of facilities with on-site liquor consumption will be paying 50% of what they’d normally pay for their type of license. Additionally, current liquor licenses were extended through the end of April at no extra charge to licensees. Each respective measure passed unanimously. “This does not give anything but a partnership with our businesses to be able to let them know we understand the expenses [and] the fragility of their business and the fact they’ve had to tailor their business or, in some cases, not be able to operate at all,” said At-Large Council Member Sid Ruckriegel.

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