Travis AFB Sustainability Study Report Final Sustainability Study Report

      Mid‐term Military Compatibility Area Issue / Strategy LAS‐3B Imaginary Enforcement and fines Surfaces Travis AFB should work with local law enforcement to assist the FAA and help enforce the established rules and regulations of unauthorized drone usage, and issue fines for those not abiding by the regulations. Travis AFB should work with local jurisdictions to develop public outreach and education regarding drone regulations. LAS‐4 Crop dusting activities near Travis AFB Crop dusting activities in the vicinity of Travis AFB could cause safety concerns during flight operations. There have been minimal reported problems to date.  LAS‐4A Imaginary Implement scheduling coordination Long‐term Surfaces Travis AFB should implement scheduling coordination procedures to de‐conflict operations and accommodate access by local farming interests when they need to fly in or through Military Training Routes and Restricted Areas, when they are active. Other Primary Partner: Crop dusters LAS‐4B Imaginary Monitor future agricultural needs Surfaces Travis AFB should work with the local communities and farming community to monitor future agricultural needs as they relate to a growth in crop dusting activity. If there is a future increase in crop dusting activity close to Travis AFB, the Base should coordinate flight activity with local crop dusters. Other Partner: Crop dusters Travis AFB Sustainability Study Report On‐going        Page 75

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