Travis AFB Sustainability Study Report Final Sustainability Study Report

      BIO‐2D BASH Modify zoning regulations for BASH The TSS Partner jurisdictions should research and consider modifying local CEQA implementation guidance to address bird attractant potential as part of project design and conditions of approval. Mid‐term      BIO‐2E BASH Short‐term Improved coordination to limit BASH risk Travis AFB should improve coordination with California Natural Resources Agency to limit restoration projects within five miles of Travis AFB that could increase BASH risk. Other Partner: California Natural Resources Agency BIO‐2F BASH Update Local General Plans Long‐term The local communities should consider updating their general plans and CEQA implementation guidance as part of future updates to incorporate military compatibility policies and encourage design methods that do not attract birds into flight operation areas.   Travis AFB Sustainability Study Report On‐going BASH consideration in jurisdiction or agency projects All local jurisdiction / agency projects or plans affecting land near Travis AFB should minimize features that attract birds into flight operational areas or locate such features in areas that would have less impact. Coordination with Travis AFB representatives on the review and mitigation of features that may directly or indirectly attractant birds should be undertaken. Military Compatibility Area BASH BIO‐2C Issue / Strategy     Page 55

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