Rose Valley Water Company Franchise Agreement
Summary
Voters will decide in November on a 25-year franchise agreement for Rose Valley Water Company, which serves over 2,200 customers in central Peoria. City officials clarified that the agreement does not mean a city takeover or a rate increase, but ensures the utility pays a 2% franchise fee for right-of-way use.
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Over $121,000 deposited by Rose Valley Water Company to cover election costs, plus a 2% franchise fee on gross receipts.
Central Peoria residents served by Rose Valley, who maintain uninterrupted water service with formalized right-of-way standards.
Local residents and businesses could face higher rates or less wiggle room if the new contract favors the utility too much.
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City Council Meeting - Apr 21, 2026
Voters will decide in November on a 25-year franchise agreement for Rose Valley Water Company, which serves over 2,200 customers in central Peoria. City officials clarified that the agreement does not mean a city takeover or a rate increase, but ensures the utility pays a 2% franchise fee for right-of-way use.
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