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Solano County Zoning Code § 28.65 Travis Reserve Area (TRA) Zoning Overlay

Solano County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-24 · Solano County

Cite as: Solano County Zoning Code § 28.65 · Text as of 2026-09-24

A. Purpose.

The Travis Reserve Area Zoning Overlay implements the Travis Reserve Area, as described and shown in the General Plan, and protects land within the overlay for continued crop production and grazing uses as well as compatible nonavian habitat uses until a military use or other use clearly supporting the mission of the base is proposed for the land. By protecting existing land uses while restricting new development, the overlay zone provides for the future expansion of Travis Air Force Base and supports facilities for the base.

No new residential uses are permitted within the Travis Reserve Area Zoning Overlay, and new development or expansion of existing nonresidential uses is subject to discretionary review and shall not be approved unless found to be consistent with the purpose of the Travis Reserve Area Zoning Overlay.

(Revised 12/25)

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B. Allowed Land Uses and Permit Requirements.

Crop production, grazing, and agricultural accessory structures less than 2,500 square feet in gross floor area and less than 25 feet in height are allowed.

New residential land uses are not permitted. Legal nonconforming residential land uses are subject to Section 28.114.

Conservation or mitigation banks for avian species, or which are likely to attract avian species, are not permitted.

All other land uses otherwise allowed within the underlaying zoning district shall require approval of a minor use permit prior to development, enlargement or intensification of use, or changes of use, unless a use permit is required.

(Ord. No. 1849, §4)

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