Harvest Ridge residential development near Travis AFB
Summary
A Vacaville housing project wants to downzone from high-density to medium-density residential, and it sits in Compatibility Zone D of the Travis AFB land use plan. The commission's compatibility finding shapes whether and how it can be built.
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Last discussed Jan 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
If the land’s geology or environment drives up costs or triggers studies and fixes, taxpayers and developers could feel it—but the price tag is still unclear.
Future residents of the Harvest Ridge project and the City of Vacaville's housing supply.
Existing residents and open-space or agricultural interests could be harmed by sprawl, traffic, and environmental strain if the city moves forward.
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Airport Land Use Commission - Jan 8, 2026
A Vacaville housing project wants to downzone from high-density to medium-density residential, and it sits in Compatibility Zone D of the Travis AFB land use plan. The commission's compatibility finding shapes whether and how it can be built.
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