Peoria P&Z officers will remain

By Philip Haldiman | Your Valley

The Peoria Planning and Zoning Commission held its election of officers Jan. 20 and unanimously approved to keep all its officers in the same positions for the coming year.

Commissioner Shawn Hutchinson nominated Clay Allsop to continue his position as chair. The vote was unanimous.
Commissioner Bradley Shafer nominated Tony Feider to continue his position as vice chair. The vote was unanimous.

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February 3, 2022

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