Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-022645 1999 Archaeological Field Inspection of the
Proposed City of Fairfield Police Firing Range
and Water Tank Site, Fairfield, Solano
County, California (letter report)
Miley Paul Holman Holman & Associates
S-022736 2000 Final Cultural Resources Inventory Report for Williams Communications, Inc., Fiber Optic
Cable System Installation Project, Point
Arena to Robbins and Point Arena to
Sacramento, California: Volume I
Jones & Stokes Associates,
Inc.
S-022736a 2000 Volume II - Project Maps: Final Cultural Resources Inventory Map Atlas for the
Williams Communications, Inc. Fiber Optic
Cable System Installation Project, Point
Arena to Robbins and Point Arena to
Sacramento, California
Jones & Stokes
S-022736b 2000 Volume III, Technical Appendices: Final
Cultural Resources Inventory Report for the
Williams Communications, Inc. Fiber Optic
Cable System Installation Project, Point
Arena to Robbins and Point Arena to
Sacramento, California
Jones & Stokes
S-022817 2000 Cultural Resources Survey for the Level (3) Communications Long Haul Fiber Optics
Project, Segment WS01: Sacramento to
Oakland
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.; Foothill
Resources, Ltd.
Wendy J. Nelson,
Maureen Carpenter, and
Julia G. Costello
Submitter - Project
Number 27101
S-022869 1999 A Cultural Resources Evaluation of the
Rancho Solano, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Cassandra Chattan
S-022941 2000 Archaeological Field Inspection of the
Scandia Driving Range Project, 4300 Central
Place, Suisun, Solano County, California
(letter report)
Miley Paul Holman Holman & Associates
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-022988 2000 Inspection of Line Section 25, Yolo and
Solano Counties, California (letter report)
William Self William Self Associates, Inc.
S-023212 2000 Cultural Resources Assessment of the
Proposed Cement Hill Bypass Project,
Solano County California
Robert A. Gerry Peak and Associates, Inc.
S-023470 2000 Cultural Resources Evaluation - consisting of the performance of an archival literature
review and a systematic on-site
archaeological surface reconnaissance - of
the Green Valley Lake, Unit V, Property, a
7.33 acre parcel of land located at the
southeastern corner of Mangels Boulevard
and Southlake Drive, City of Fairfield, Solano
County, California (letter report)
Allen G. Pastron Archeo-Tec
S-023549 1998 Archival Literature Review and On-Site
Archaeological Surface Reconnaissance of
the Paradise Valley NW, Unit 1, Property, an
Approximately 15 Acre Parcel of Land
Located Adjacent to the Paradise Valley Golf
Course, Fairfield, Solano County
Allen G. Pastron Archeo-Tec Inc.
S-023669 2001 Negative Archaeological Survey Report for the Proposed Abernathy Bike Path
Construction Project, Solano County,
California
Charlane Gross KEA Environmental, Inc.
S-023787 2000 Recommended Procedures to Minimize
Potential Adverse Impacts toCultural
Resources Within Phase III, Rancho Solano
Development, Fairfield, Solano County (letter
report)
Katherine Flynn
S-023790 2001 Cultural Resources Investigations for Relief Sewer Project, Solano County, California
Barbra Siskin Jones & Stokes
S-023920 2001 Inspection of Line Section 25, Solano and Yolo Counties, California (letter report)
William Self William Self Associates, Inc.
S-024034 2001 Historic Property Survey Report for the
Proposed Reconfiguration of I-80/I-680
Interchange Connectors and Construction of
Interstate 80 Auxiliary Lanes, 04-Sol-80 KP
20.6/25.59 (PM 12.8/15.9) EA 04-249-0T1600
Caltrans - EA 04-249- Kathleen McBride Caltrans, District 4 0T1600
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-024034a 2001 Negative Archaeological Survey Report for the Proposed Reconfiguration of I-80/I-680
Interchange Connectors and Construction of
Interstate 80 Auxiliary Lanes, 04-Sol-80 KP
20.6/25.59 (PM 12.8/15.9) EA 04-249-0T1600
Jennifer A. Ferneau Caltrans, District 04
S-024592 2001 Archaeological Monitoring for WS01 Long
Haul Fiber Optic Segment, Between
Sacramento and Emeryville, California
Denise Furlong and Kim Tremaine & Associates, LLC
Tremaine
S-024592 a 1999 Level 3 Long Haul Fiber Optics Project, Cultural Resources Procedures
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Network Services
S-024592aa 2000 West Side of ILA in Suisun City, MP48 WS01 (letter report)
Don Bignell Tremaine & Associates
S-024592b 1999 Level 3 Long Haul Fiber Optics Project,
Cultural Resources Management Plan for
California Routes, Research Design
Jim Railey and Howard TRC Mariah Associates, Inc.
Higgins
S-024592bb 2000 Southern Carquinez Straits Alternate Route Survey, WS01 (letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592c 2000 Results of Utility Locating & Site Boundary Delineation for CA-CCO-258, Rodeo,
California
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592cc 2000 Northern Carquinez Straits Alternate Route, WS01 (letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592d 2000 Results of Site Monitoring During Utility Locating for CA-CCO-270, San Pablo,
California
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592dd 2000 Maritime Academy Right of Way Extension, WS01 (letter report)
Don Bignell Tremaine & Associates
S-024592e 2000 Results of Site Boundary Testing at CA-ALA304, North and South of Cerrito Creek, in Albany, California
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592f 2000 Kim Tremaine Site Damage Assessment for CA-ALA-304 Tremaine & Associates S-024592g 2000 Results of Site Monitoring During Utility Locating for CA-ALA-307, in West Berkeley,
California
Kim J. Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592h 1999 Results of Minimal Testing at the Buried Shell Midden Location, MP20, in Pinole, California
Tremaine & Associates
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-024592I 1999 Results of Site Boundary Testing of the
Buried Shell Midden at MP20 in Pinole,
California
Kim J. Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592j 2000 Results of Site Monitoring During Utility Locating for Unanticipated Discovery MP20,
Pinole, California
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592k 2000 Kim Tremaine Incident Report on Frak-Outs at MP8 & MP20 Tremaine & Associates S-024592l 2000 Results of Site Boundary Testing for the School House Creek Site, in West Berkeley,
California
Kim J. Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592m 2000 Results of Testing for the Presence of Shell Midden Between Virginia and Delaware
Streets, West Berkeley, California
Kim J. Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592n 1999 Hayward Survey, MP23.79-23.88, WS07
(letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592o 1999 Jameson Canyon Survey, MP 57, WS01
(letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592p 2000 Richmond Parkway Survey, MP15, WS01
(letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592q 2000 Holly Oak Ranch Survey, MP59, WS01 (letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592r 2000 Kim Tremaine Cordelia Survey, WS01 (letter report) Tremaine & Associates S-024592s 2000 Kim Tremaine Crockett Survey, ~MP25, WS01 (letter report) Tremaine & Associates S-024592t 2000 San Jose Survey, MP 43, WS07 Route
Extension (letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592u 2000 Kim Tremaine Fremont Survey, MP 28, WS07 (letter report) Tremaine & Associates S-024592v 2000 Jameson Canyon Survey, MP58, WS01
(letter report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592w 2000 Maritime Academy Survey, WS01 (letter
report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592x 2000 Maritime Academy TEWS, WS01 (letter
report)
Kim Tremaine Tremaine & Associates
S-024592y 2000 Results of Broadway Street and South River Road Survey (letter report)
Don Bignell Tremaine & Associates
S-024592z 2000 Carquinez Bridge South, TEWS Survey,
MP25, WS01 (letter report)
Don Bignell Tremaine & Associates
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-024605 2002 Mitigation and Monitoring Program for the West Texas Site Demolition Project, Fairfield,
Solano County, California
JRP Historical Consulting
Services
Meta Bunse
S-024754 2002 Cultural Resource Assessment for the Nextel I-80/ Route 12 (CA-2407) Cellular Facility in
Fairfield, California (letter report)
Scott Billat Earth Touch, Inc.
S-024838 2002 Nextel Communications Evaluation of
Proposed Cellular Facility (Nextel Site
Number CA-0167A-"Downtown Fairfield"),
California (letter report)
Lorna Billat Earth Touch LLC
S-025254 2000 Archaeological Field Inspection of the
Commerce Court Project Area, Fairfield,
Solano County, California (letter report)
Miley Holman Holman & Associates
S-025305 2002 Archaeological Field Inspection of 201,225 and 237 East Alaska Avenue, Fairfield,
Solano County, California (letter report)
Miley Holman
S-025311 2002 Cultural Resources Assessment Report,
SFPP, L.P. Proposed Concord to
Sacramento Pipeline Project
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc.
Self
Voided - S-022073;
Voided - S-026059;
Voided - S-026413;
Voided - S-026690;
Voided - S-028381;
Voided - S-028382;
Voided - S-029042;
Voided - S-031839
S-025311a 2002 Cultural Resources Assessment Report
SFPP, L.P. Proposed Concord to
Sacramento Pipeline Project, Addendum
One - Proposed Route No. 5
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc
Self
S-025311b 2003 Cultural Resources Assessment Report
SFPP, L.P. Proposed Concord to
Sacramento Pipeline Project, Addendum
Two - Proposed Wickland Connection Route
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc.
Self
S-025311c 2003 Cultural Resources Assessment Report,
SFPP, L.P. Proposed Concord to
Sacramento Pipeline Project, Addendum
Three - Proposed Reroute Nos. 1, 11, 11A,
and 12
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc.
Self
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-025311d 2004 Cultural Resources Assessment Report,
SFPP, L.P. Proposed Concord to
Sacramento Pipeline Project, Addendum
Four - Proposed Reroute Nos. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7,
and 8
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc.
Self
S-025311e 2004 Cultural Resources Assessment Report -
Addendum Five, SFPP, L. P. Proposed
Concord to Sacramento Pipeline Project,
Survey of Previously Inaccessible Properties
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc.
Self
S-025311f 2005 Final Monitoring Report, SFPP Concord to Sacramento Pipeline Project, Contra Costa,
Solano, and Yolo Counties, California
Allen Estes William Self Associates, Inc.
S-025311g 2004 Cultural Resources Assessment Report,
Proposed Construction Yards Nos. 1, 2, 3,
and 4, SFPP, L.P Concord to Sacramento
Pipeline Project
Leigh Martin, Kyle Brown, William Self Associates, Inc. and William Self
S-025311h 1999 Archaeological Survey of Six Areas along SFPP Line Section 25, Solano County, CA.
(letter report)
William Self William Self Associates, Inc.
S-025880 2002 Results of an Archaeological Survey at Travis Air Force Base, Contract Number DACW05-
99-D-0006-0014 (letter report)
Charlane Gross EDAW
S-026842 2002 SF-243-01, California Shingle, Solano
County, CA (letter report)
John Holson Pacific Legacy, Inc.
S-027388 2003 Cultural Resources Analysis for Metro PCS Site No. SFA-Z02-328B "Martin Hill Water
Tank" (letter report)
Archaeological Resources
Technology
Carolyn Losee
S-027641 2003 Archaeological Survey and Assessment of
Proposed Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District
Treatment Plant Expansion; Located at 1010
Chadbourne Road, Fairfield, Solano County,
California (letter report)
William Self William Self Associates, Inc.
S-028612 2003 SHPO Review of FCC Undertaking, Air Base
Pkwy / CA-2714A
Lorna Billat Earth Touch, Inc.
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-028653 2003 Phase I Cultural Resources Study of the
Casa Nova Mobile Home Park Soundwall
Upgrade Project, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
OHP PRN - Miley Paul Holman Holman & Associates
HUD031014G;
OTIS Report
Number - HUD
2015_0220_002;
OTIS Report
Number -
HUD_2016_0201_00
3 S-028653a 2015 RE: HUD 2015_0220_002: Retaining Wall
Reconstruction Project Located 2701 Martin
Road, Fairfield
Richard W. Hancock and OHP, City of Fairfield
Carol Roland-Nawi
S-028653b 2003 RE: HUD031014G: Re: Soundwall Upgrade
in Front of the Casa Nova Mobile Park at
2701 Martin Road, Fairfield, CA
Jon R. Hillard, Knox OHP, City of Fairfield
Mellon, and E. Timothy
Jones
S-028653c 2016 HUD_2016_0201_003, Street/Driveway
Repair & Construction of Retaining Wall of
2701 Martin Road, Fairfield
City of Farfield; Office of
Historic Preservation
Brian K. Miller
S-028902 2004 Cultural Resources Analysis for Golden State Towers Project No. Ca 0198, "Rancho
Solano", Fairfield, Solano County, California.
Archaeological Resources
Technology
Carolyn Losee
S-028927 2004 Cultural Resources Study of the AT&T
Wireless Services Site No. SNFCCA2025,
Travis Aero Club, 606 Parker Road, Fairfield,
Solano County, California 94533
Historic Resource
Associates
S-029318 2004 Construction of a 45 foor monopole and new equipment shelter, Travis NW/CA-2686A,
520 Parker Road, Fairfield, CA.
Scott Billat Earth Touch, Inc
S-029492 2001 Nextel Communication CA-0166A, West
Fairfield, 2300 Boynton Avenue, Fairfield,
California.
Lorna Billat Earth Touch, Inc
S-029879 1998 Archaeological Investigation for the Burke Property.
Earth Tech Earth Tech
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-029920 2003 Archaeological Survey for the Lower Lagoon Valley, Solano County, California. (Draft)
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc., PAR
Environmental Services, Inc.
Eric Wohlgemuth, Jeff
Rosenthal, and Mary
Maniery
Agency Nbr - Corps
File No. SPK 2003-
00760;
OHP PRN -
COE120831A;
Submitter - LSA
#SPH530;
Voided - S-38052;
Voided - S-38053
S-029920a 2005 Geoarchaeological Study for the Lower
Lagoon Valley Policy Plan Implementation
Project, Vacaville, Solano County, California
Sentinel Archaeological
Research, LLC
Alex DeGeorgey
S-029920b 2009 Archaeological Plan for Identification and Evaluation of the Pena Residential
Complexes: Lower Lagoon Valley Policy Plan
Implementation Project, Vacaville, Solano
County, California
Christian Gerike, Stacy LSA Associates, Inc.
Kozakavich, and Heather
Blind
S-029920c 2010 Lower Lagoon Valley Policy Plan
Implementation Project, Supplemental
Cultural Resources Study: Nelson Road,
Vacaville, Solano County, California
Heather Blind and LSA Associates, Inc.
Christian Gerike
S-029920d 2010 Geophysical Survey of the Pena Residential Sites, Lower Lagoon Valley Policy Plan
Implementation Project, Vacaville, Solano
County, California
Archaeo-Physics, LLC; LSA
Associates, Inc.
Lewis E. Somers, Stacy
Kozakavich, and Heather
Blind
S-029920e 2010 Lower Lagoon Valley Policy Plan
Implementation Project, Vacaville, Solano
County, California: Tooby Forebay Evaluation
(Army Corps Public Notice #200300760; LSA
Project #SPH530) (letter report)
Heather Blind LSA Associates, Inc.
S-029920f 2012 Extended Phase 1 Geoarcheological
Investigation for the Lower Lagoon Valley
Project, Solano County, California
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Phillip Kaijankoski,
Naomi Scher, and Jack
Meyer
S-029920g 2019 COE120831A, Section 106 Consultation for the Lower Lagoon Valley Development
Project in Solano County, California (Corps
File No. SPK 2003-00760)
Office of Historic
Preservation, U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers
Julianne Polanco and
Chandra Jenkins
S-029923 2003 Results of Archaeological Survey Conducted at proposed "Travis Air Force Base" Verizon
Wireless Tower Site, Solano County,
California (letter report)
Keith O'Connell URS Corporation
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-030195 2005 Archaeological Survey Report, FairfieldVacaville Train Station Project, Solano County, CA.
Allen Estes and William William Self Associates, Inc.
Self
S-030509 2005 A Cultural Resources Study for Solano
Community College, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Anthropological Studies
Center, Sonoma State
University
Submitter - Project Heidi Koenig
RY148 54/05
S-030528 1999 The Serpas Ranch, An Historical
Archaeological Assessment
Randall Dean Holman & Associates
S-030659 2005 A Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Study for the Crosstown Waterline Project,
Fairfield, Solano County, California.
E. Timothy Jones and LSA Associates, Inc.
Ben Matzen
Submitter - LSA
Project No. CND230
S-030867 2005 Archaeological Test Excavations at Solano Community College, Fairfield, California (CASOL-243 Vicinity) Anthropological Studies
Center, Sonoma State
University
Jack McIlroy and Adrian
Praetzellis
Submitter - RY 148
Job 54-05
S-030885 2005 A Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Study for the Vanden High School
Renovation Project, Fairfield, Solano County,
California.
Randy Groza and LSA Associates, Inc.
Benjamin Matzen
S-031596 2005 Preliminary Cultural Resource Assessment of the Peabody Road Property, Fairfield,
California
Jeffrey B. Fentress Holman and Associates
S-031651 2005 A Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Study of Three Locations for the Allan Witt
Park Revitalization Project, Fairfield, Solano
County, California
E. Timothy Jones and LSA Associates, Inc.
Ben Matzen
Submitter - LSA
Project No. COF530
S-031922 2006 Cultural Resources Study, City of Suisun
City, Central Bikeway Gap Closure Project
Analytical Environmental
Services
Kelly R. Heidecker and
Damon Mark Haydu
S-031929 2006 Historic Property Survey Report, Solano
North Connector, Fairfield, Solano County,
California; SOL 12 KP 3.9 (PM 2.4), SOL 80
KP 25.9 (PM 16.2), EA 04-264-0A5200,
Contract No. 16009
Leigh Martin and William William Self Associates, Inc
Self
Caltrans - EA 04-264-
0A5200;
Submitter - Contract
No. 16009
S-031929a 2006 Archaeological Survey Report, Solano
Transportation Authority, Fairfield, Solano
County, California; SOL 12 KP 3.9 (PM 2.4),
SOL 80 KP 25.9 (PM 16.2), EA 04-264-
0A5200, Contract No. 16009
Leigh A. Martin William Self Associates
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-031929b 2006 Historical Resources Evaluation Report,
Solano North Connector, Fairfield, Solano
County, California, SOL 12 KP 3.9 (PM 2.4),
SOL 80 KP 25.9 (PM 16.2), EA 04-264-
0A5200, Contract No. 16009
Morgan Rieder William Self Associates
S-031956 2006 Cultural Resource Records Search Results
and Site Visit for T-Mobile
Telecommunications Facility Candidate
BA10459 (Hilborn Water Tank), 2550 Hilborn
Road, Fairfield, Solano County, California
(letter report)
Michael Brandman
Associates
Wayne H. Bonner and
James M. Keasling
S-032047 2005 Historic Property Survey Report, Historical Resources Evaluation Report, and
Archaeological Survey Report, Jepson
Parkway Project, Caltrans District 4, Solano
County
Barbra Siskin and Mark Jones & Stokes
Bowen
OHP PRN -
FHWA060216A
S-032047a 2005 Historical Resources Evaluation Report,
Jepson Parkway Project, Caltrans District 4,
Solano County
Madeline R. Bowen Jones & Stokes
S-032047b 2005 Archaeological Survey Report, Jepson
Parkway Project, Caltrans District 4, Solano
County
Barbra Siskin Jones & Stokes
S-032047c 2003 Determinations of Eligibility for the Proposed Jepson Parkway Project, Solano County, CA
California Office of Historic
Preservation; California
Department of
Transportation
Knox Mellon, Jennifer
Darcangelo, and Milford
Wayne Donaldson
S-032108 2006 Collocation ("CO") Submission Packet, FCC Form 621, Suisun Valley, BA-10025A
Scott Billat Earth Touch, Inc.
S-032252 2006 Historical Documentation, Neitzel Farm Main Residence, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Submitter - LSA Neal Kaptain LSA Associates, Inc.
Project No. GVP0601
S-032369 2006 Archaeological Survey Report, FairfieldVacaville Train Station Project, Solano County, CA
Allen Estes, Aimee William Self Associates, Inc.
Arrigoni, Thomas Young,
James M. Allan, and
William Self
S-032514 2006 Archaeological Monitoring for Hot and Cold Water Conveyance Replacement at Solano
Community College, Fairfield, California
Anthropological Studies
Center, Sonoma State
University.
Michael Stoyka and
Adrian Praetzellis
Submitter - QA705
75/05
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-032597 2006 Archaeological Survey of Fairfield Switch Cell Site, Solano County (Clayton Project No.
33106-006716.00: PL. No. 922-142)
Lisa Holm Pacific Legacy, Inc.
S-032983 2007 Cultural Resources Analysis for
Telecommunications Site #BA-20052: 4488
Tolenas Road, Fairfield, CA 94533 (letter
report)
Archaeological Resources
Technology
Carolyn Losee
S-032992 2006 Preliminary Archaeological Resources
Assessment - 3933 Suisun Valley Road
(Koros Parcel), Fairfield, Solano County,
California (letter report)
Basin Research
Associates, Inc.
Colin I. Busby
S-033061 2006 Cultural Resources Final Report of Monitoring and Findings for the Qwest Network
Construction Project, State of California
SWCA Environmental
Consultants
Nancy Sikes, Cindy
Arrington, Bryon Bass,
Chris Corey, Kevin Hunt,
Steve O'Neil, Catherine
Pruett, Tony Sawyer,
Michael Tuma, Leslie
Wagner, and Alex
Wesson
Submitter - SWCA
Cultural Resources
Report Database No.
06-507;
Submitter - SWCA
Report No. 10715-
180
S-033061a 2006 Cultural Resources Final Report of Monitoring and Findings for the Qwest Network
Construction Project, State of California
SWCA Environmental
Consultants
S-033061b 2007 Final Report of Monitoring and Findings for the Qwest Network Construction Project
(letter report)
SWCA Environmental
Consultants
Nancy E. Sikes
S-033263 2006 Section 106 Review, TCNS ID 16600,
Collocation and Expansion of an Existing 35'
Monopole Tower, 3021859; Green Valley,
1620 Mason Road, Fairfield, CA 94585,
Solano County
Martin & Associates
Environmental Services, Inc.
Thomas Martin
S-033265 1996 Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, California:
Inventory of Cold War Properties
United States Air Force, Air
Mobility Command
Other - 089; Karen J. Weitze
Other - GMI Project
#1114-089-f;
Submitter - DACA63-
93-D-0014
S-033534 2007 A Cultural Resources Survey of Santa
Eulalia, on the Pienovi Property, 3939 Suisun
Valley Road, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Anthropological Studies
Center, Sonoma State
University
Kate Erickson
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-033902 2007 Geoarchaeological Study for the Fairfield Corporate Commons Project, Fairfield,
Solano County, California
Christian Gerike and LSA Associates, Inc.
Neal Kaptain
Submitter - LSA
Project #GVP0601
S-034088 2007 Cultural Resources Survey Report and
Historic Property Survey Report for the Smith
Ranch Project, Solano County, California
Solano Archaeological
Services; Tom Origer and
Associates
Jason Coleman and Vicki
Beard
S-034315 2004 Cultural Resources Inventory and Evaluation of the Fairfield Corporate Commons Project,
City of Fairfield, Solano County, California
Jones & Stokes
S-034410 2007 A Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Study for the East-West Water Transmission
Pipeline Project, Phase 2, Fairfield, Solano
County, California
Submitter - LSA E. Timothy Jones LSA Associates, Inc.
Project No.
CND0701;
Submitter - LSA
Project No.
CND1301;
Submitter - LSA
Project No. CND230
S-034410a 2005 A Cultural and Paleontological Resources Study for the East-West Water Transmission
Pipeline Project
E. Timothy Jones and LSA Associates, Inc.
Ben Matzen
S-034410b 2016 Addendum for the East-West Water
Transmission Pipeline, Segment 4 Section,
Fairfield, Solano County, California (LSA
Project No. CND1301)
John Kelley LSA Associates, Inc.
S-034410c 2018 [COE_2018_1004_001] Section 106
Consultation for the City of Fairfield's
proposed installation of 675 linear feet of
water transmission pipeline in Fairfield,
Solano County, California (Corps File Number
2018-00349N)
Office of Historic
Preservation, Department
of the Army
Julianne Polanco and
Rick M. Bottoms
S-034877 2007 Historic Property Survey Report for the Route 12 Jameson Canyon Road Widening and
Routes 12/29 Interchange Projects in Napa
and Solano Counties, California: 04-NAP-12-
PM 0.0/3.3, 04-SOL-12-PM 0.0/R2.6, 04 NAP
29-PM-4.2/5.5, EA 264100 & 287900
Caltrans - EA Alicia L. Otani Caltrans
264100;
Caltrans - EA
287900;
Voided - S-34921;
Voided - S-34939
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-034877a 2006 Archaeological Survey Report, Route 12
Jameson Canyon Road Widening and Route
29/Route 12 Interchange
Projects in Napa and Solano Counties,
California: 04-NAP-12-PM 0.0/3.3, 04-SOL12-PM 0.0/R2.6, 04-NAP-29-PM
4.2/5.5, Expenditure Authorizations 264100
287900
Mark A. Carper Tremaine & Associates, Inc.
S-034877b 2006 Geoarchaeological Study for the Jameson
Canyon Road Widening Project, Solano and
Napa Counties, California; 04-
NAP/SOL-12 K.P. 0.0-5.3/0.0-R4.2 (P.M. 0.0-
3.3/0.0-R2.6) EA 04-264100; Routes 29/12
Interchange, 04-NAP-29
K.P. 6.7/8.9 (P.M. 4.2/5.5) EA 04-287900
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Jeffrey Rosenthal
S-034877c 2006 Historic Resources Evaluation Report, Route 12 Jameson Canyon Road Widening and
Route 29/Route 12 Interchange
Projects in Napa and Solano Counties,
California: 04-NAP-12-PM 0.0/3.3, 04-SOL12-PM 0.0/R2.6, 04 NAP 29-PM4.2/5.5, EAs 264100 & 287900 Rand Herbert JRP Historical Consulting
S-034877d 2006 Draft Archaeological Survey Report for
Jameson Canyon Highway Route 12 and
Routes 29/12 Interchange Proposed
Road Widening Improvement Project, Napa
and Solano Counties, California; 04-Nap/Sol12 KP 0.0-5.3/0.0-R4.2 (PM
0.0-3.3/0.0-R2.6), EA 04-264100 and 04-Nap29 KP 6.7/8.9 (PM 4.2/5.5), EA 04-287900 Mark A. Carper Tremaine & Associates, Inc
S-034877e 2006 Geoarchaeological Study for the Jameson
Canyon Road Widening Project, Solano and
Napa Counties, California; 04-
NAP/SOL-12 K.P. 0.0-5.3/0.0-R4.2 (P.M. 0.0-
3.3/0.0-R2.6) EA 04-264100; Routes 29/12
Interchange 04-NAP-29
K.P. 6.7/8.9 (P.M. 4.2/5.5) EA 04-287900
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Jeffrey Rosenthal
S-035135 2008 Cultural Resources Survey Report for the
Goldfields Conservation Bank Project, Solano
County, California
Solano Archaeological
Services
Voided - S-036668 Jason A. Coleman
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-035494 2007 Subsurface Archaeological Resources
Presence/Absence Study for the Fairfield
Corporate Commons Project, Fairfield,
Solano County, California
Philip Kaijankoski and LSA Associates, Inc.
Christian Gerike
Submitter - LSA
Project #GVP0601
S-035494a 2007 Archaeological Resources Presence/Absence Study Plan for the Fairfield Corporate
Commons Project, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Neal Kaptain LSA Associates, Inc.
S-035515 2004 Archaeological Survey Report, proposed
climbing lane on westbound Route 12
(Jameson Canyon Road) and a left-turn
pocket on eastbound Route 12, 04-SOL-12,
KP 2.41/4.49, EA 04-0A0400
Caltrans - EA 04- Katherine Dowdall Caltrans
0A0400
S-035529 2008 Phase I Cultural Resources Assessment,
County of Solano Old Library Adaptive Reuse
Project, County of Solano, Fairfield, California
Michael Brandman
Associates
Carrie Wills
S-035530 2006 Phase I Cultural Resources Assessment:
Claybank Adult Detention Facility Expansion
Project; Fairfield, Solano County, California
Michael Brandman
Associates
Carrie Wills
S-035926 2008 Historic Properties Survey Report: Old Town Cordelia Improvement Project, County of
Solano, California: RPSTLPLE 5923 (073),
Cordelia Road, Solano County
OHP PRN - Christopher Morris JRP Historical Consulting
FHWA080716H;
Submitter - Federal
ID# RPSTLPLE
5923(073)
S-035926a 2008 Historical Resources Evaluation Report Old Town Cordelia Improvement Project County
of Solano, California
JRP Historical Consulting,
LLC
Christopher McMorris
S-035926b 1988 Historical Architectural Survey Report Village of Cordelia Historic District 10-SOL-680 04-
006010
California Department of
Transportation
Stephen D. Mikesell
S-035926c 2008 Archaeological Survey for the Old Town
Cordelia Improvement Project, Cordelia
Road, Transportation for Livable
Communities Grant, for the Department of
Resource Management Public Works
Engineering, Solano County
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Laura Leach-Palm and
Jack Meyer
S-035926d 2008 Finding of Effect for the Old Town Cordelia Improvement Project County of Solano,
California
JRP Historical Consulting,
LLC
Christopher McMorris
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-035926e 2008 FHWA080716H: Finding of No Adverse
Effect for the Old Town Cordelia
Improvement Project, Solano County
California Department of
Transportation
Gregory P. King
S-035981 2010 Cultural Resources Analysis, Leo's RV
Storage/CA-VLJ0046B, 1179A Western
Street, Fairfield, Solano County, California
94533, EBI Project No. 61100252
Submitter - EBI Aniela Travers EBI Consulting
Project No. 61100252
S-036209 2009 Cultural Resources Investigation for Verizon Site #188654 "Paradise Valley Golf" Adjacent
to 4333 Paradise Valley Road, Fairfield,
Solano County, California 94533
Archaeological Resources
Technology
Carolyn Losee
S-036218 2009 Summary of Archaeological Studies of the
Stonedene Property (APN 027-391-01), 4015
Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield, California (LSA
Project #STU0901) (letter report)
Heather Blind LSA Associates, Inc.
S-036373 2009 Cultural Resources Monitoring for the
Fairfield Corporate Commons Project;
Fairfield, Solano County, California
E. Timothy Jones and LSA Associates, Inc.
Thea Fuerstenberg
OHP PRN -
COE060802A;
Submitter - LSA
Project #GVP0601
S-036373a 2007 COE060802A; File No. 29156N [Section 106 Consultation (Rnd. 03) on the Proposed
Fairfield Corporate Commons Project, Solano
County, California]
Office of Historic
Preservation; U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers
Milford Wayne
Donaldson and Jane M.
Hicks
S-036425 2008 Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Study for the Green Valley Plaza Project,
Fairfield, Solano County, California. (LSA
Project #COF0801)
E. Timothy Jones LSA Associates, Inc.
S-036504 2009 Cultural Resources Survey Report for the
Rehab Project; City of Fairfield, Solano
County, California
Solano Archaeological
Services
Jason Coleman
S-037135 2010 A Cultural Resources Study for the
Hennessey Creek Modification Project, Green
Valley, Solano County, California
Jennifer Redmond LSA Associates, Inc.
S-037835 2011 Archaeological Investigations at CA-SOL243, East - West Water Transmission Pipeline Project, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
E. Timothy Jones LSA Associates, Inc.
S-037836 2009 Cultural Resources Investigation for the Line 210A ILI Project, Solano County, California
Barbara Siskin and Garcia and Associates
Cassidy DeBaker
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-037842 2010 Cultural and Paleontological Resources
Study for the Red Top Reservoir Project,
Fairfield, Solano County, California (LSA
Project #CND0903) (letter report)
Jennifer Redmond LSA Associates, Inc.
S-038154 2011 Peabody Distribution Planning Area Capacity Increase Project - Cultural Resources
Investigation (letter report)
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Jennifer Thomas
S-038220 2007 Neitzel Farm, Fairfield, California, Historic Property Treatment Plan
Architectural Resources
Group
S-038366 2011 Cultural Resources Survey Report for the
Lateral 57A Pipeline Replacement Project
(W.O. 11-2064), Solano County, California
Solano Archaeological
Services
Jason A. Coleman
S-038627 2012 Survey and Extended Phase I Investigations for the Solano 80 Corridor Project, Solano
County, California, EA/ID
4A2500/0400001121, Solano 80 Post Miles
0.0-44.4
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
William Hildebrandt, Jack
Meyer, Julia Costello,
Patricia Mikkelsen, and
John Berg
Caltrans - EA/ID
4A2500/0400001121
S-041950 2013 PG&E PSEP DFM 0604-16 - Travis Air Force
Base, Solano County, California (letter report)
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Amy Foutch Porras
S-042234 2013 Cultural Resource Assessment Class III
Inventory: Verizon Wireless Services,
Paradise Valley Golf Facility, City of Fairfield,
Solano County, California
Submitter - LSA Phil Fulton LSA Associates, Inc.
Project No. CTG530
S-042485 2003 Draft Integrated Cultural Resources
Management Plan, Travis Air Force Base,
Fairfield, California
OHP PRN - Parsons
USAF030129A;
Submitter - AFI 32-
7065
S-042710 2012 MP-153 Cultural Resources Post Field
Summary Record (11-MPRO-264),
Geotechnical and Seismotectonics
Investigation, Terminal Dam, Safety of Dams
Other - BUR120322B Scott A. Williams Bureau of Reclamation S-044150 2013 Cultural Resources Constraints Report: Tabor and Dover Regulation Station Rebuild,
Fairfield, Gas Distribution Project
Alta Archaeological
Consulting
Alex DeGeorgey
S-044157 2013 Cultural Resources Constraints Report:
Peabody 2109-Fairfield Pole Replacements
and New Pole Installations
Agency Nbr - PM Mark Kile Cardno/ENTRIX
Number: 30931138
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-044162 2013 Cultural Resources Survey Report for the
Manuel Campos Parkway Crossing of Putah
South Canal Project, City of Fairfield, Solano
County, California
Solano Archaeological
Services
OHP PRN - Jason A. Coleman
BUR_2014_0423_00
1 S-044162a 2014 BUR_2014_0423_001; Manual Campos
Parkway Crossing of the Putah South Canal,
Fairfield, Solano County, California (12-
CCAO-031)
Office of Historic
Preservation;United States
Department of Interior
Carol Roland-Nawi and
Anastasia T. Leigh
S-044432 2013 Extended Phase I Excavation Report: I-80/I680/SR-12 Interchange Project, Initial Construction Package, Western Segment,
Solano County, California, E.A. 0A534; 04-
SOL-80 PM 12.0-13.2; 04-SOL-680 PM 12.8-
13.1; 04-SOL-SR-12 PM 2.5-4.1; Green
Valley Road between Business Center Drive
and Lopes Road
Caltrans - EA 0A534 Paul Farnsworth William Self Associates, Inc.
S-044438 2013 A Cultural Resources Survey of the Property at 2658 Cordelia Road Fairfield, Solano
County, California
Eileen Barrow and Vicki Tom Origer & Associates
Beard
Voided - S-41086
S-044438a 2012 Archival Search Results for the Property at 2658 Cordelia Road, Fairfield, Solano County
Vicki Beard Tom Origer & Associates
S-044438b 2012 Archival Search Results for the Property at 2658 Cordelia Road, Fairfield, Solano County
Vicki Beard Tom Origer & Associates
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-045102 2009 Historic Property Survey Report, 1-8011-
680/SR 12 Interchange Project, California
Department of Transportation, District 4,
Solano County, California
Caltrans - EA Madeline Bowen ICF Jones & Stokes
0A5300;
OHP PRN -
FHWA091021B
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-045102a 2009 Historical Resources Evaluation Report I-80/I680/SR12 Interchange Project CA Department of Transportation, District 4
Solano County, CA
Madeline Bowen ICF Jones & Stokes
S-045102b 2009 Archaeological Survey Report, 1-8011-
680JSR 12 Interchange Project, California
Department of Transportation, District 4,
Solano County, California; 04-S0L-80 PM
10.8-17.0; 04-S0L-680 PM 10.0-13.1;04-S0LSR 12W PM 1.7-2.8; and 04-S0L-SR 12E PM
1.8-4.8
Alisa Reynolds ICF Jones & Stokes
S-045102c 2011 Historic Property Treatment Plan, I-80/I680/SR 12 Interchange Project, California Department of Transportation, District 4,
Solano County, California, EA 0A5300
Alisa Reynolds ICF Jones & Stokes
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-045102d 2011 [FHWA091021B]; Submittal of draft
Programmatic Agreement Being Prepared for
the Interstate 680/State Route 12
Interchange Project, Solano County, California
Department of
Transportation, Division of
Environmental Analysis;
Office of Historic
Preservation
Anmarie Medin
S-045102e 2010 Archaeological Extended Phase I and
Geoarchaeological Assessment
Alisa Reynolds, ICF Jones & Stokes
S-045102f 2009 FHWA091021B Historic Property Survey
Report for the I-80/I-680/SR-12 interchange
project in Solano County (EA 0A5300)
California Department of
Transportation District 4;
Office of Historic
Preservation
Milford Wayne
Donaldson and Jennifer
Darcangelo
S-045221 2014 "FY 15 Demolition Program at Travis Air
Force Base
OHP PRN - Brian L. Sassaman USAF
USAF_2014_0702_0
01 S-045221a 2014 USAF_2014_0702_001; Section 106
Consultation for Fiscal Year 2015 19 Building
Demolition Program, Travis Air Force Base,
Solano County
Office of Historic
Preservation
Carol Roland-Nawi
S-046126 2015 FCC Form 620 New Concealed Tower Build
Submission Packet: Horizon Tower CA4029
"Fairfield" 4940 North Gate Road, Fairfield,
Solano County, California, GE2G Project
number: 310485
Archaeological Resources
Technology, Geist
Engineering &
Environmental Group, Inc.
GE2G
Carolyn Losee and
Stephen Geist
OHP PRN -
FCC_2015_1016_001
;
Submitter - 310485
S-046126a 2015 Cultural Resources Investigation for Horizon Tower CA4029 "Fairfield" 4940 North Gate
Road, Fairfield, Solano County, California
Archaeological Resources
Technology
Carolyn Losee
S-046126b 2015 FCC_2015_1016_001: CA4029 "Fairfield"
4940 North Gate Road, Fairfield, Newark,
Solano County, New Tower
Office of Historic
Preservation
Julianne Polanco
S-046405 2013 Cultural Resources Study of the PG&E
Hydrostatic Test Segment T-091B-13 on Line
210B, Solano County
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Amy Foutch Porras and
Philip Kaijankoski
S-046407 2013 Cultural Resources Study of the PG&E
Hydrostatic Test Segment T-225-13, on DFM0604-07, Solano County, California Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Amy Foutch Porras
S-047089 2015 An Archaeological Survey Report for Pacific Gas and Electric's Green Valley Creek Bank
Stabilization Project, Solano County,
California
Anthropological Studies
Center, Sonoma State
University
Submitter - QC271 Kate Erickson Green
70-14 WO#
30781875
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-047226 2015 Historic Property Survey Report, SuisunFairfield Train Depot Renovation Project at 177 Main Street, Suisun City, Solano County,
California, CML-5032(026)
Caltrans - 04-SOL Kimberly J. Butt Interactive Resources, Inc.
CML-5032(026);
Submitter - IR
Project no. 2013-055-
01;
Submitter - Federal
Project No. CML5032(026)
S-047226a 2014 Historic Resource Evaluation Report for the Suisun-Fairfield Train Depot Renovation
Project, Suisun City, Solano County,
California CML 5032 (026), CW-SOL-5032-1
Kimberly Butt Interactive Resources, Inc.
S-047226b 2014 Archaeological Survey Report for the SuisunFairfield Train Depot Renovation Project, Suisun City, Solano County, California CML
5032 (026), CW-SOL-5032-1
E. Timothy Jones LSA Associates
S-047226c 2015 Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties Action Plan
for the Suisun-Fairfield Train Depot
Renovation Project, Suisun City, Solano
County, California CML 5032 (026), CW-SOL5032-1
Kimberly Butt Interactive Resources, Inc.
S-047226d 2015 Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties Action Plan
for the Suisun-Fairfield Train Depot
Renovation Project, Suisun City, Solano
County, California CML 5032 (026), CW-SOL5032-1 - FINAL SIGNED Kimberly Butt Interactive Resources, Inc.
S-047226e 2014 Suisun-Fairfield Train Depot Renovation
Conceptual Design Study, IR Project no.
2013-055-01, Federal Project No. CML5032(026)
Interactive Resources, Inc.
S-047256 2015 New Tower ("NT") Submission Packet, FCC
Form 620, BA90348A (Monotree on Hill),
Poppy Hills Court, Fairfield, CA 94533
Environmental Assessment
Specialists, Inc.
OHP PRN - Carrie D. Wills
FCC_2015_0506_002
;
Submitter -
BA90348A
(Monotree on Hill)
S-047256b 2015 FCC_2015_0506_002: BA90348A (Monotree
on Hill) Poppy Hills Court,Fairfield,Solano
County, New Tower
Office of Historic
Preservation Department of
Parks and Recreation
Carol Roland-Nawi
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-047928 2015 FCC Form 621 Collocation Submission
Packet: BA00402A (SF402 PG&E TowerBudweiser) 301 Busch Drive, Fairfield, CA 94534
Environmental Assessment
Specialists, Inc.
Carrie D. Wills and
Kathleen Crawford
OHP PRN -
FCC_2015_1019_008
S-047928a 2015 Cultural Resources Records Search for TMobile West, LLC Candidate BA00402A (SF402 PG&E Tower-Budweiser) 301 Busch
Drive, Fairfield, Solano County, California
Environmental Assessment
Specialists, Inc.
Carrie D. Wills and
Kathleen A. Crawford
S-047928b 2015 Direct APE Historic Architectural Assessment for T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate BA00402A
(SF402 PG&E Tower-Budweiser) 301 Busch
Drive, Fairfield, Solano County, California
Environmental Assessment
Specialists, Inc.
Carrie D. Wills and
Kathleen A. Crawford
S-047928c 2015 FCC_2015_1019_008: BA00402A (SF402
PG&E Tower-Budweiser) 301 Busch Drive,
Fairfield, Collocation
Office of Historic
Preservation
Julianne Polanco
S-047933 2015 Background Information: Q Area Historic
District, Survey, Evaluation, and Recordation
of the Q Area and other Cold War Era
Historic Properties at Travis Air Force Base
OHP PRN - Brian L. Sassaman Department of the Air Force USAF_2015_0928_0
01;
OHP PRN -
USAF_2017_0308_0
02 S-047933a 2015 USAF_2015_0928_001; Section 106
Consultation for Demolition of Building 927,
Travis Air Force Base, Solano County Office
of Historic Preservation
Office of Historic
Preservation; Department
of the Air Force
Julianne Polanco and
Brian L. Sassaman
S-047933b 2017 USAF_2017_0308_002: Section 106
Consultation for Construction of Contingency
Reponse Wing Campus, Travis Air Force
Base, Solano County
Office of Historic
Preservation; Department
of the Air Force
Julianne Polanco,
Matthew Blazek, and
Brian L. Sassman
S-048228 2016 Cultural Resources Investigations, Fairfield Suisun Sewer District's Wastewater
Treatment Facility at 1010 Chadbourne Road,
Fairfield, Solano County, California (letter
report)
Archaeological/Historical
Consultants
Daniel Shoup
S-048299 1993 Results of an Archaeological Investigation at Neitzel Knoll, Solano County, California
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Leslie C. Glover and
William R. Hildebrandt
S-048541 2015 Suisun Valley Bicycle and Pedestrian
Improvements Project Solano County, CA
Caltrans - STPL Sean Michael Jensen Genesis Society
5923 (109)
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-048541a 2015 ESA Action Plan Suisun Valley Bicycle &
Pedestrian Improvements Project Solano
County, CA
Sean Michael Jensen Genesis Society
S-048541b 2015 Archaeological Survey Report for Suisun
Valley Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
Project Solano County, CA
Sean Michael Jensen Genesis Society
S-048993 2014 Archaeological Survey Report for the
Interstate-80 Express Lanes Project from
Red Top Road to I-505 in Solano County
Far Western
Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.
Nathan Stevens and
Jack Meyer
Caltrans -
0412000332;
Caltrans - 04-SOL-80
PM 10.4/30.2;
Caltrans - EA 04-
4G0800
S-049075 2016 Historic Property Survey Report for Tree
Trimming and Removal in Lake, Marin, Napa,
Solano, and Sonoma Counties.
California Department of
Transportation District 4
Caltrans - EFIS Michael Meloy
0000000096;
OHP PRN -
FHWA_2016_0630_0
01 S-049075a 2016 FHWA_2016_0630_001 Determination of
Eligibility for the Proposed Valley FordPetaluma Road Windbreak, Sonoma County, CA (letter report)
Office of Historic
Preservation; California
Department of
Transportation District 4
Brett Rushing and
Julianne Polanco
S-049229 2017 Cultural Resources Assessment of the Ivy
Wreath Project, Fairfield, CA (letter report)
OHP PRN - James M. Allan William Self Associates, Inc
COE_2017_0403_00
1 S-049229a 2017 COE_2017_0403_001 Section 106
Consultation for the Ivy Wreath Project,
Fairfield, Solano County (COE File Number
2006-030210)
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers; California Office
of Historic Preservation
Rick M. Bottoms and
Julianne Polanco
S-049258 2016 Section 106: Cultural Resources Investigation Report, Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District,
Blower Replacement Project
OHP PRN - SMB Environmental, Inc.
EPA_2016_1220_001
S-049258a 2016 EPA_2016_1220_001, Request for
Concurrence on "Section 106" Compliance
and a Finding of "No Historic Properties
Affected" for Blower Replacement Project
(Project); Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District
(District); Solano County (County), California;
Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF)
No. C-06-8172-110
State Water Resources
Control Board; Office of
Historic Preservation
Trevor Cleak and
Julianne Polanco
S-049364 2013 Cultural Report for the Strawberry Fields Project, Solano County, California
Area West Environmental,
Inc; Golden Hills Consulting
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-050659 2018 Cultural Resources Investigation for AT&T Mobility CCL00847 “I-80 Abernathy Road”
4135 Abernathy Road, Fairfield, Solano
County, California 94534 (letter report)
Archaeological Resources
Technology
IC Record Search Carolyn Losee
Nbr - 17-2297;
Other - TCNS
169949;
OTIS Report
Number -
FCC_2018_0504_002
S-050659a 2018 Collocation (“CO”) Submission Packet, FCC Form 621; Section 106 Review, AT&T
CCL00847- "1-80 Abernathy Road", 4135
Abernathy Road, Fairfield, California 94534,
Solano County
Diablo Green Consulting,
Inc. Archaeological
Resources Technology
Carolyn Losee
S-050659b 2018 FCC_2018_0504_002; AT&T CLL00847-"l-80
ABERTNATH ROAD" 4135 Abernathy Road,
Fairfield, Collocation
Office of Historic
Preservation
Julianne Polanco
S-051084 2018 Cultural Resources Inventory for the New
Cement Hill Pipeline Project, Suisun-Solano
Water Authority, Solano County, California
Natural Investigations
Company
Nancy E. Sikes, Nathan
Hallam, Phil Hanes, and
Cindy J. Arrington
OTIS Report
Number -
BUR_2019_0206_00
1 S-051084a 2019 BUR_2019_0206_001, Section 106
Consultation: Suisun-Solano Water Authority
(SSWA) Cement Hill Pipeline over Putah
South Canal, Fairfield, Solano County, CA
(19-CCAO-018)
Office of Historic
Preservation, Bureau of
Reclamation
Julianne Polanco and
Anastasia T. Leigh
S-051236 2017 Cultural Resources Inventory and Evaluation Report, Pacific Flyway Center Project, City of
Fairfield, Solano County, California
Solano Archaeological
Services
Jason A. Coleman
S-051573 2017 Section 106 Consultation for the undertaking "Construction of a Base Civil Engineering
(BCE) Complex" Travis AFB, Solano County
(letter report)
OTIS Report Brian L. Sassaman Department of the Air Force Number -
USAF_2017_0606_0
01 S-051573a 2017 USAF_2017_0606_001: Section 106
Consultation for Construction of a Base Civil
Engineering Complex, Travis AFB, Solano
County (letter report)
Office of Historic
Preservation
Julianne Polanco
S-052019 2019 Cultural Resources Study, Allan Witt Park Renovation Project, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Rhea Sanchez and Neal LSA Associates, Inc.
Kaptain
Submitter - Project
No. CAL1801
S-052041 2019 Cultural Resources Study, Linear Park Node 4A Project, Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Mariko Falke and Rhea LSA Associates, Inc.
Sanchez
Submitter - Project
No. CAL1802
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-052094 2016 Cultural Resources Records Search Results for T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate BA10008A
(SF0008 Heart Building) 1545 North Texas
Street, Fairfield, Solano County, California
(letter report)
Environmental Assessment
Specialists, Inc.
Carrie D. Wills and
Kathleen A. Crawford
S-052094a 2016 Direct APE Historic Architectural Assessment for T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate BA10008A
(SF0008 Heart Building) 1545 North Texas
Street, Fairfield, Solano County, California
(letter report)
Environmental Assessment
Specialists, Inc.
Kathleen A. Crawford
S-053090 2018 Archaeological Survey Report East Tabor
Avenue at the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR)
Crossing Pedestrian Safety Improvements
Project, Fairfield, Solano County, California
Agency Nbr - ATPL- Janine Origer Tom Origer & Associates 5132 (047)
S-053090a Historic Property Survey Report, East Tabor
Avenue at the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR)
Crossing and Tolenas Avenue, Fairfield,
Solano County, California, 04-SOL, Federal
Project Number ATPL-5132 (047)
Vicki R. Beard Tom Origer and Associates
S-053127 2018 Historical Resources Study for the Green
Valley II Apartments Project, Fairfield, Solano
County, California
Taylor Alshuth and Tom Origer & Associates
Eileen Barrow
Submitter - File No.
2017-134S
S-053311 2010 Culutural Resources Inventory for the
Fairfield Train Station Specific Plan
OTIS Report Mark Carper AECOM
Number -
COE_2019_0124_00
1;
Submitter - Corps
File Number 2016-
00142N
S-053311a 2011 Subject: Section 106 Consultation for the proposed Canon Partners, Inc. construction
of Industrial Commercial Development and
Storm Drain Outfall in Solano County,
California (Corps File Number 2016-00142N).
California Office of Historic
Preservation; Department
of the Army, San Francisco
District, U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
Julianne Polanco and
Katerina Galacatos
S-053311b 2011 Cultural Resources Inventory for the Fairfield Train State Specific Plan
AECOM
Report List
Report No. Other IDs Year Author(s) Title Affiliation
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update S-053311c 2019 [COE_2019_0124_001] Section 106
Consultation for the proposed Canon
Partners, Inc. construction of Industrial
Commercial Development and Storm Drain
Outfall in Solano County, California (Corps
File Number 2016-00142N)
California Office of Historic
Preservation; U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers
Julianne Polanco and
Katerina Galacatos
S-053317 2018 Cultural Resources Assessment Report,
Pacific Gas and Electric Company R-1034 L210C Mile Post 21.65 to 22.24, Green Valley Fault Pipeline Replacement Project, Fairfield,
California (Order Number 74012407)
Stantec Consulting
Services, Inc.
OTIS Report Ashley Hallock
Number -
COE_2019_0225_00
1;
Submitter - Order
Number 74012407
S-053317a 2019 [COE_2019_0225_001] Section 106
Consultation for PG&E gas transmission
pipeline Line 210C replacement and
realignment project
Office of Historic
Preservation
Julianne Polanco and
Rick M. Bottoms
S-055309 2021 Archaeological Survey of a Portion of the Wilcox Ranch Properties for the Cultural
Resources Program, Travis Air Force Base,
California
James J. Clark, Scott H. Statistical Research, Inc.
Kremkau, and Joy L.
Vyhmeister
Submitter - Contract
No.
N6247320D0011;
Submitter - Delivery
Order
N6247320F4304;
Submitter - Technical
Report 21-10
S-056340 2022 Cultural Resources Assessment For The
Fairfield Transit Village Development Project
In The City Of Fairfield, Solano County,
California
Natural Investigations
Company
John A. Nadolski and
Dylan Stapleton
S-056860 2023 Cultural Resources Study for the CEMEX
Fairfield Ready-Mix Plant Project, Fairfield,
Solano County, California
Archaeological Resource
Service
Taylor Alshuth and
Eileen Barrow
Submitter - 2023-
011S
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000007 CA-SOL-000391 Resource Name - Fairfield PEC-1 Site Prehistoric AP07; AP09; AP11 1994 (Sunshine Psota, Paul Tapia, Holman & Associates)
P-48-000026 CA-SOL-000018 Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric AP09; AP15 1950 (A.R. Pilling, [none]); 1973 (E. Ritter, H. Adams, [none]);
2022 ([none], Tom Origer &
Associates)
P-48-000032 CA-SOL-000024/H Site Prehistoric,
Historic
AH05; AH12; AH16;
AP02
1954 (R.M. Rulofson);
1973 (E. Ritter, R. Schultz)
P-48-000033 CA-SOL-000025/H Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric, Historic
AH04; AH11; AP02;
AP04; AP09; AP15
1954 (A.B. Elsasser, [none]);
1973 (E. Ritter, R. Schultz, [none]);
1976 (Wiant, Greenway, Keesling,
[none]);
1976 (Wayne C. Wiant, [none]);
1995 (R. Milliken et. al., Far
Western Anthropological Research
Group, Inc.)
P-48-000053 CA-SOL-000045 Resource Name - B-10 Site Prehistoric AP04 1977 (Tony Drake, [none]) P-48-000063 CA-SOL-000055 Resource Name - DR-1;
Resource Name - M-3
Site Prehistoric AP02; AP15 1977 (Tony Drake, [none]);
1978 ([none], ACRS);
1981 (E. Derr, CSU Sacramento)
P-48-000065 CA-SOL-000059 Resource Name - B-1 Site Prehistoric AP04 1977 (Tony Drake) P-48-000066 CA-SOL-000060 Site Prehistoric AP15 1977 (HELLEN) P-48-000072 CA-SOL-000066 Resource Name - NWIC #C1087; Other - C-Cordelia-1;
Other - Cordelia Pumping Station
Site Prehistoric,
Historic
AH02; AP07; AP09;
AP15
1978 (J.E. Hellen, University of
California, Berkeley);
1984 (M. Marchak);
1999 (M. Darcangelo, Far Western
Anthropological Research Group,
Inc.);
1999 (Kim Tremaine / Brian
McEneaney, Tremaine &
Associates, LLC);
2000 (J. Nelson / H. Davis, Jones &
Stokes)
P-48-000073 CA-SOL-000067 Resource Name - DR-2 Site Prehistoric AP02; AP16 1978 (Dietz; Jackson, ACRS) P-48-000074 CA-SOL-000068 Resource Name - EA6 Site Prehistoric AP02; AP09; AP15 1978 (Tony Drake, Joan E. Hellen, University of California, Davis)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000075 CA-SOL-000069 Resource Name - A Site Prehistoric AP09; AP15 1978 (Theo Mabry, Archaeological Planning Collaborative)
P-48-000076 CA-SOL-000070 Resource Name - B Site Prehistoric AP04; AP15 1978 (Theo Mabry, Archaeological Planning Collaborative);
1987 (M. Smith, A. Hall,
Hager/Holson and Assoc)
P-48-000077 CA-SOL-000071/H Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric, Historic
AP02; AP04; AP15 1976 (T. Weber, A. Peak);
1988 (John Rumming, Robert
Orlins, California Archaeological
Consultants)
P-48-000088 CA-SOL-000246 Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric AP01 1960 (J.T. Davis, [none]) P-48-000089 CA-SOL-000247 Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric AP01 1960 (A.R. Pilling, J.T. Davis, [none]) P-48-000096 CA-SOL-000254 Resource Name - Swanson Site; Voided - SOL-261 / P-48-000386;
Other - S-254
Site Prehistoric AP04; AP15 1973 (E. Ritter; H. Adams, [none]); 1979 (Walt Wood, (Archaeological
Planning Collaborative))
P-48-000102 CA-SOL-000260/H Resource Name - S-252;
Other - SOL-252
Site Prehistoric,
Historic
AH04; AP02; AP04;
AP15
1973 (E. Ritter; R. Schulz, [none])
P-48-000103 CA-SOL-000262 Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric AP02 1973 (E. Ritter, H. Adams) P-48-000104 CA-SOL-000263 Resource Name - [none] Site Prehistoric AP02 1973 (E. Ritter, H. Adams) P-48-000109 CA-SOL-000268 Resource Name - Mangels Ranch Site Prehistoric AP02; AP15 1977 (Eric McGuire); 1980 (David Chavez)
P-48-000114 CA-SOL-000273 Resource Name - ASC-S1 Site Prehistoric AP02 1980 (RONDEAU / DONDERO) P-48-000119 CA-SOL-000278H Resource Name - DC-80-1A Structure Historic AH11 1980 (David Chavez) P-48-000120 CA-SOL-000279H Resource Name - Temporary Site #DC-80-1B
Site Historic AH02; AH03 1980 (David Chavez)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000143 CA-SOL-000307H Resource Name - KJM-82-1;
Other - Mangels Ranch
Building, Site Historic AH15; HP02; HP04;
HP44
1982 (K. McIvers, E. Decater, C.
Consiglio, B. Bennett,
Archaeological Study Center,
California State University,
Sacramento)
P-48-000144 CA-SOL-000308H Resource Name - KJM-82-2 Site Historic AH02; AH03; AH05 1982 (K. McIvers, E. Decater, C.
Consiglio, B. Bennett, Sandy
Taugher, Archaeological Study
Center, California State University,
Sacramento)
P-48-000145 CA-SOL-000309H Resource Name - KJM-82-3 Site Historic AH15 1982 (K. McIvers, E. Decater, C.
Consiglio, B. Bennett, Sandy
Taugher, Archaeological Study
Center, California State University,
Sacramento)
P-48-000146 CA-SOL-000310 Resource Name - KJM-82-4 Site Prehistoric AP02 1982 (K. McIvers, E. Decater, C.
Consiglio, California State
University, Sacramento)
P-48-000148 CA-SOL-000313 Resource Name - ARS 84-28-2
Vernal Pool;
Other - Travis AFB Medical
Facility No. 2;
Other - ARS 84-38
Site Prehistoric AP02 1984 (Katherine Flynn, William
Roop, Archaeological Resource
Service);
1989 (William Roop, Katherine
Flynn, Jeff Parsons, and Lawrence
Silva, Archaeological Resource
Service);
1994 (Leigh Jordan, NWIC);
2017 (N. Scher, Far Western
Anthropological Research Group,
Inc.)
P-48-000149 CA-SOL-000314 Resource Name - ARS-84-28-1
Vernal Pool;
Other - Travis AFB No. 1;
Other - Travis AFB Medical
Facility No. 1
Site Prehistoric AP02 1984 (Katherine Flynn, William
Roop, Archaeological Resource
Service);
1994 (Leigh Jordan, NWIC)
P-48-000150 CA-SOL-000315 Resource Name - Green Valley 'B' Site, Other Prehistoric AP11; AP15 1985 (Charles Slaymaker, University of California, Davis);
1985 (Suzanne Griset, Museum,
Dept. of Anthropology, UCD)
P-48-000151 CA-SOL-000316 Resource Name - Green Valley 'C' Site Prehistoric AP02; AP04; AP15 1985 (Charles Slaymaker)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000175 CA-SOL-000355/H Resource Name - Lynch Ranch Site
Site Prehistoric,
Historic
AH15; AP02; AP15 1991 (R. Wiberg, B. Stillman, E.
Montes, Holman & Associates)
P-48-000176 CA-SOL-000356 Resource Name - Green Valley
Creek Site
Site Prehistoric AP15 1991 (R. Wiberg, B. Stillman, E.
Montes, Holman & Associates)
P-48-000178 CA-SOL-000383H Resource Name - Leisure Town Road;
Other - CRU-93-SOL-2H;
Other - North Gate Road;
Other - Leisure Town
Road/Rancho Los Putos Grant
Boundary;
OTIS Resource Number -
587043;
OHP PRN - ADOE-48-97-001-00;
OHP PRN - FHWA970324A;
OHP PRN - FHWA970128A
Structure Historic HP37 1993 (Eleanor Derr, Rick Derr,
Cultural Resources Unlimited);
2002 (Charlane Gross, EDAW);
2013 (Lora Holland and Jennifer
Sanka, Atkins)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000199 CA-SOL-000377H Resource Name - Sacramento
Northern Railway;
Other - Swing Bridge;
Other - Van Sickle Island Trestle;
Other - Sacramento Northern
Railroad;
Other - Oakland-Antioch and
Eastern Railroad;
Other - VSI-1;
Other - Mound;
Other - C-Sacramento West 1;
Other - Engineered Mound;
Other - C-Dozier 1;
Other - M-17;
Other - C-Elmira-4;
Other - SNRR 1;
Other - SNRR 2;
Other - SNRR 3;
Other - SNRR 4;
Other - C-ELMIRA-3;
Other - GI-1;
Other - HB-2;
Other - Sacramento Northern
Railroad, Embankment;
Other - EA2G830-01;
Other - Oakland, Antioch, &
Eastern Railway;
Other - S-CJ-1/38;
Other - M-18;
Other - OAE Railroad Grade;
Other - SSP-001;
Other - abandoned segment of
Sacramento Northern Railway;
Voided - P-48-000548;
Voided - P-48-000554/CA-SOL424H;
Voided - P-48-000541/CA-SOL420H;
Voided - P-48-000547;
Voided - P-48-001913/CA-SOL510H;
Voided - P-48-000515
Structure,
Site,
Element of
district
Historic AH02; AH06; AH07;
AH15; AH16; HP11;
HP19; HP39
1980;
1980;
1992 (Carrie D. Wills, William Self
Associates);
1993 (M.Ribeiro, NWIC);
1999 (Barry G. Scott, Jones &
Stokes Associates);
1999 (J. Nelson, H. Davis, Jones &
Stokes);
2000 (J. Nelson, Jones & Stokes);
2000 ([none], Jones & Stokes);
2001 (James M. Allan, William Self
Associates);
2001 (Leigh Martin, Scott Hill,Susan
Huster, William Self Associates);
2002 (Charlane Gross, EDAW);
2002 (Leigh Martin, William Self
Associates);
2004 (Metadata sheet. A.
Neal, NWIC);
2006 (C. Corey, SWCA);
2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM);
2012 (Cheryl Brookshear, JRP);
2013 (Lora Holland, Atkins);
2013 (Amy Porras, Emily Carleton,
FWARG);
2014 (C.Mikulik, NWIC);
2016 (Andrew Ugan, Adelina Asan,
FWARG);
2018 (Megan Webb, Shane Meston,
ECORP);
2019 (Ashleigh Sims, ESA)
P-48-000384 CA-SOL-000239 Resource Name - [none] Site, Other Prehistoric, Historic
AH01; HP01
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000385 CA-SOL-000242 Resource Name - [none] Site, Other ([unknown], [unknown]) P-48-000395 CA-SOL-000340 Resource Name - Rock Wall I;
Other - Mangels Ranch
Structure Historic HP46 1989 (E. Derr, K. McIvers, R.
Bethard, Cultural Resources
Unlimited)
P-48-000396 CA-SOL-000341 Resource Name - Rock Wall II; Other - Mangels Ranch
Structure Historic AH11 1989 (E. Derr, K. McIvers, R.
Bethard, Cultural Resources
Unlimited)
P-48-000397 CA-SOL-000342 Resource Name - Rock Wall III; Other - Mangels Ranch
Structure Historic AH11 1989 (E. Derr, K. McIvers, R.
Bethard, Cultural Resources
Unlimited)
P-48-000398 CA-SOL-000343 Resource Name - Rock Wall IV; Other - Mangels Ranch
Site Historic AH11 1989 (E. Derr, K. McIvers, R.
Bethard, Cultural Resources
Unlimited)
P-48-000399 CA-SOL-000344 Resource Name - Historic Dump; Other - Mangels Ranch
Site Historic AH04 1989 (E. Derr, K. McIvers, R.
Bethard, Cultural Resources
Unlimited)
P-48-000407 CA-SOL-000358H Resource Name - [none] Site Historic AH02; AH03; AH04; HP33
1991 (Bruce Dalhstrom, Sononma
State University)
P-48-000408 CA-SOL-000359/H Resource Name - Field Site 1 Site Prehistoric, Historic
AP02; AP16 1991 (B. Dahlstrom; D. Livingston;
S. Atcheley; V. Beard, SSU ASC)
P-48-000413 CA-SOL-000381H Resource Name - [none] Structure, Site
Historic AH02; AH04; AH05;
AH10; AH11; AH15
1993 (Eric Allison, Anthropological
Studies Center, Sonoma State
University);
2008 (Jason Coleman, Solano
Archaeological Services)
P-48-000446 Resource Name - Village of
Cordelia Historic District;
Other - Cordelia;
OHP Property Number - 068324;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
9999;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OTIS Resource Number -
470420;
Other - Map Reference #6-42
District Historic AH09; HP02; HP04;
HP05; HP06; HP15;
HP18; HP33; HP39
1989 ([none], Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, M. Benelli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000447 Resource Name - Thompson's
Corner;
OHP Property Number - 068330;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0000;
Other - Studer's Casino;
Other - Map Reference No. 1;
OTIS Resource Number - 470426
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP06 1998 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brookshear, Steve
Melvin, JRP);
2008 (M Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000448 Resource Name - Glashoff
House;
Other - 2117 Cordelia Road;
OHP Property Number - 068331;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0002;
Other - Map Reference No. 2;
OTIS Resource Number - 470427
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brookshear, Steve
Melvin, JRP Historical Consulting,
LLC);
2008 (M Bowen, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000449 Resource Name - August Bellmer
House;
OHP Property Number - 068332;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0003;
Other - Map Reference No. 3;
OTIS Resource Number - 470428
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brookshear, Steve
Melvin, JRP Historical Consulting,
LLC);
2008 (M Bowen, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000450 Resource Name - Forse House;
Other - 2105 Cordelia Road;
OHP Property Number - 068333;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0004;
Other - Map Reference No. 4;
OTIS Resource Number -
470429;
Other - 2105 Cordelia Road
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brookshear, Steve
Melvin, JRP Historical Consulting,
LLC);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000451 Resource Name - Loeser House;
Other - 2101 Cordelia House;
OHP Property Number - 068334;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0005;
Other - Map Reference No. 5;
Other - 2101 Cordelia Road;
OTIS Resource Number - 470430
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brookshear
Steve Melvin, JRP Historical
Consulting, LLC);
2008 (M. Bowen/Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000452 Resource Name - Peter Schmidt
House;
Other - 2097 Cordelia Road;
OHP Property Number - 068335;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0006;
Other - Map Reference No. 6;
OTIS Resource Number - 470431
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brookshear, Steven
Melvin, JRP Historical Consulting,
LLC);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000453 Resource Name - Christian
Dunker House;
Other - 2091 Cordelia Road;
OHP Property Number - 068336;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0007;
Other - Map Reference No. 7;
OTIS Resource Number - 470432
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (K. Haley, Maya Beneli,, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000454 Resource Name - Emma Ball
House;
Other - 2092 Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068337;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0008;
Other - Map Reference No. 8;
OTIS Resource Number - 470433
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000455 Resource Name - 2100
Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068338;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0009;
Other - Map Reference No. 9;
OTIS Resource Number - 470434
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000456 Resource Name - Sachau House;
Other - 2104 Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068339;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0010;
Other - Map Ref No. 10;
OTIS Resource Number - 470435
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000457 Resource Name - Elliott House;
Other - 2110 Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068340;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0011;
Other - Map Ref No. 11;
OTIS Resource Number - 470436
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000458 Resource Name - John Dunker
House;
Other - 2112 Bridgeport Ave;
OHP Property Number - 068341;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0012;
Other - Map Ref No. 12;
OTIS Resource Number - 470437
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000459 Resource Name - 2120
Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068342;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0013;
Other - Map Ref No. 13;
OTIS Resource Number - 470438
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000460 Resource Name - 2124
Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068343;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0014;
Other - Map Ref No. 14;
OTIS Resource Number - 470439
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000463 Resource Name - Mangus
House;
OHP Property Number - 068345;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0016;
Other - Map Ref No 16;
OTIS Resource Number -
470440;
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000464 Resource Name - Henry Dunker
House;
Other - 2139 Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068346;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0017;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
Other - Map Ref No 17;
OTIS Resource Number -
470441, 470442
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000465 Resource Name - Schinkel
House;
Other - 2146 Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068347;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0018;
Other - Map Ref No 18;
OTIS Resource Number - 470443
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000466 Resource Name - 2145
Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068348;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0019;
Other - Map Ref No 19;
OTIS Resource Number - 470444
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000467 Resource Name - Moiles House;
OHP Property Number - 068349;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0020;
Other - Map Reference No 20;
OTIS Resource Number - 470445
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000468 Resource Name - Milne House;
Other - 2151 Bridgeport Avenue;
OHP Property Number - 068350;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0021;
Other - Map Reference No 21;
OTIS Resource Number - 477446
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000469 Other - Map Ref No 22;
Resource Name - Root Cellar,
Moile's Hotel;
OHP Property Number - 068351;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0022;
OTIS Resource Number - 470477
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP04 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000473 Other - Map Ref No 26;
Resource Name - Bridgeport at
Red Rock Road;
OHP Property Number - 068356;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0027;
Other - 2166 Bridgeport Avenue;
OTIS Resource Number - 470452
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley,, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000474 Resource Name - Map Ref No
27;
Other - Bridgeport Avenue at Red
Rock Rd;
OHP Property Number - 068355;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0026;
Other - 2164 Bridgeport Avenue;
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, Maya Beneli,, ICF
Jones & Stokes *Date)
P-48-000475 Resource Name - Livery Stable,
Green Valley Hotel;
OHP Property Number - 068357;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0028;
Other - Map Reference No 28;
OTIS Resource Number - 470453
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP04 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000476 Other - Map Ref No 29;
Other - Residence;
OHP Property Number - 068358;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0029;
Resource Name - 2165
Bridgeport Avenue;
OTIS Resource Number - 470454
Building,
Structure,
Element of
district
Historic HP03; HP04 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000477 Other - Map Ref No 30;
Resource Name - Old Quarry;
Other - Peter Siebe's Quarry;
OHP Property Number - 068359;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0030
Site,
Element of
district
Historic AH09 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brooksher, Steve
Melvin, JRP);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000478 Resource Name - Firehouse;
OHP Property Number - 068360;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0031;
Other - Map Reference No 31
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP06 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000479 Resource Name - Dunker
Brothers' Slaughterhouse;
OHP Property Number - 068361;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0032;
Other - Map Reference No 32;
OTIS Resource Number - 470457
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP08 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2006 (Cheryl Brooksher, Steve
Melvin, JRP);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000480 Resource Name - Map Ref No
33;
Other - Residence;
OHP Property Number - 068362;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0033;
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000481 Other - Map Ref No 34;
Other - End of Ritchie Court;
OHP Property Number - 068363;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0034;
OTIS Resource Number -
470459;
Resource Name - 3593, 3585,
3589 and Ritchie Road
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000482 Other - Map Ref No 35;
Resource Name - 3500 Ritchie
Road;
OHP Property Number - 068364;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0035
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP03 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000483 Resource Name - Cordelia
Schoolhouse;
OHP Property Number - 068365;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0036;
Other - Map Reference No 36;
OTIS Resource Number - 470461
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP15 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000484 Other - Map Ref No 37;
Resource Name - 3599 Ritchie
Road;
OHP Property Number - 068366;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0037;
OTIS Resource Number - 470462
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000485 Other - Map Ref No 38;
Resource Name - 3603 Ritchie
Road;
OHP Property Number - 068367;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0038;
OTIS Resource Number - 470463
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000486 Resource Name - Erik Erickson's
House;
OHP Property Number - 125405;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0039;
Other - Map Reference No 39;
OTIS Resource Number - 574883
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2009 (K. Haley, maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000487 Resource Name - Ferrari Ranch /
Red Top Stables;
Other - Freitas Family Farm;
Other - 117 Red Top Road;
OHP Property Number - 107430;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0042-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
Other - 180010100
Building, Site Historic HP02; HP04; HP33 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans); 2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000488 Resource Name - Squatter's
House;
OHP Property Number - 107431;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0043-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
Other - Map Ref No 58
Building Historic HP02 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans)
P-48-000489 Resource Name - Railroad Cars
at San Francisco Express
Restaurant;
Other - 4560 Central Way;
OHP Property Number - 107436;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0047-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A
Building,
Structure
Historic HP06 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans)
P-48-000490 Resource Name - 227 Lopes Rd;
Other - Map Reference No. 63;
OHP Property Number - 107437;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0048-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A
Building Historic HP02 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000492 Other - Garibaldi Barn;
Resource Name - Garibaldi
Wildlife Refuge;
OHP Property Number - 107439;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0050-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OTIS Resource Number - 500951
Building Historic AH16; HP04; HP33;
HP39
1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans);
2002 (Leigh Martin, Kim Popetz,
William Self Associates);
2017 (J. Coleman, K. Sinner,
Solano Archaeological Services)
P-48-000502 CA-SOL-000409H Resource Name - Tooby II, Site 1 Site Historic AH02; HP04 1999 (T. Bakic, J. Barton, K.
McIvers, PAR Environmental
Services, Inc.)
P-48-000503 CA-SOL-000410H Resource Name - Tooby II, Site 2 Site Historic AH02; AH10 1999 (T. Bakic, J. Barton, K.
McIvers, PAR Environmental
Services, Inc.)
P-48-000504 CA-SOL-000411H Resource Name - Tooby II, Site 3;
Other - Pacific Portland Cement
Company, Superintendent's
House
Site Historic AH02; HP29; HP46 1999 (T. Bakic, J. Barton, K.
McIvers, Par Environmental
Services, Inc.);
2018 (Nathan Hallam, Natural
Investigations Company, Inc.)
P-48-000505 Resource Name - Tooby II, Site
4;
Other - Tooby Ranch
Building Historic HP08; HP30 1999 (T. Bakic, J. Barton, K.
McIvers, PAR Environmental
Services, Inc.)
P-48-000506 Resource Name - Tooby II, Site
5;
Other - Tooby Ranch
Building Historic AH02; HP03; HP04;
HP30; HP33
1999 (T. Bakic, K. McIvers, PAR
Environmental Services, Inc.)
P-48-000528 Other - Green Valley Bridges;
Other - Bridges #23-0004L/R;
Resource Name - Green Valley
Creek Bridges
Structure Historic HP19 2000 (Marianne Hurley, Caltrans) P-48-000529 CA-SOL-000416H Resource Name - 5141 Peabody Road
Building,
Structure
Historic AH04; AH05; AH11;
AH15; HP02; HP30;
HP33
1999 (Robert Gerry, Peak &
Asociates, Inc.)
P-48-000542 Resource Name - 2132
Bridgeport Ave;
OHP Property Number - 068344;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0001-
0015;
Other - Map Ref No 15
Building,
Element of
district
Historic HP02; HP04 1988 (Stephen Mikesell, Caltrans);
2008 (M. Bowen, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000549 CA-SOL-000499H Resource Name - Southern
Pacific Railroad;
Other - California Pacific Railroad
(now Union Pacific Railroad);
Other - SPRR-1;
Other - C-Davis-1;
Other - SPN-8;
Other - SPN-9;
Other - Sacramento to Benicia
Line;
Other - California Pacific;
Other - Southern Pacific Northern
Bay Routes, Cordelia to Napa
Branch;
Voided - P-48-000209;
Voided - P-48-000208;
Other - Union Pacific Railroad
(Update);
Other - Southern Pacific Spur
Structure Historic AH07; HP11; HP39 ;
1995 ([none], [none]);
1999 (Keith Syda, Jones & Stokes
Associates);
1999 (J. Nelson, H. Davis, S. Dies,
K. Syda, Jones & Stokes
Associates);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes);
2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM);
2011 ([none], Parus Consulting,
Inc);
2013 (Phil Woltz, FWARG);
2020 (Evan Tudor Elliott, PaleoWest)
P-48-000555 Resource Name - Vanden Road
Corral Complex
Structure,
Site
Historic AH05; AH11 2002 (Leigh Martin, William Self
Associates);
2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM)
P-48-000556 Resource Name - Circular
Concrete Water Trough
Structure Historic AH05 2002 (Leigh Martin, William Self Associates);
2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM)
P-48-000557 Resource Name - CA-0167A;
Resource Name - 740 Texas St
Building Historic HP06 2002 (Lorna Billat, Earth Touch
LLC);
2002 (Lorna Billat, Earth Touch LLC)
P-48-000683 CA-SOL-000429H Resource Name - Rock Wall
(PG&E Parcel)
Structure Historic AH11 2004 (Leigh Martin, William Self Associates, Inc.)
P-48-000694 Resource Name - Vanden Road
House Site
Site Historic AH02; AH04; AH11 2004 (Kyle Brown, William Self Associates);
2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM)
P-48-000735 CA-SOL-000448/H Resource Name - Burke Home
Site;
Other - Solano County Parcel 4
(Book 174)
Structure,
Site, Other
Historic AH04; AH05; AH06;
HP02; HP30; HP33;
HP34
1998 (H. Puckett / R. Cooper, Earth
Tech)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000737 Resource Name - Mangels Sheep
Barn & Rock Walls;
Other - Mangels Ranch
Building,
Structure
Historic AH09; AH11; HP33;
HP46
2003 (Jessica Herrick, JRP
Historical Consulting);
2003 (Leigh Martin, William Self
Associates);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000738 Resource Name - Dittmer Ranch;
OHP Property Number - 163632;
OHP PRN - FHWA060329A
Building Historic HP33 2004 (Wiiliam Kostura, [none]);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000746 Resource Name - 5027 Peabody
Road;
OTIS Resource Number -
533837;
OHP PRN - FHWA 060216A;
OHP Property Number - 164336;
Other - Map ID #2
Building Historic HP02 2004 (M. Bowen, Jones & Stokes); 2011 ([none], AECOM)
P-48-000760 Resource Name - ADC
Readiness Area, Travis AFB;
Other - 413th/82nd FIS
Readiness Area;
Other - Building 1205
Structure Historic HP34 1996 (K. Weitz / J. Buysse, GeoMarine, Inc.) P-48-000761 Resource Name - Building 810,
Travis AFB;
Other - B-36 bomber hangar;
Other - Double-Cantilever
Medium Bomber Hangar;
Other - DC Hangar
Building Historic HP34 1996 (K. Weitze / J. Buysse, GeoMarine, Inc.) P-48-000762 Resource Name - AFSWP Q
Area, Travis AFB;
Other - Fairfield AFS;
Other - Air Material Command
West River Depot;
Other - 3083rd ADS/ADG;
Other - Buildings 1944, 1947,
956, 958, 966, 976, and 978;
Other - Buildings 901 through 944
Structure Historic HP34 1996 (K. Weitze, J. Buysse, GeoMarine, Inc.) P-48-000763 Resource Name - Building 1175,
Travis AFB;
Other - Readiness crew facility;
Other - Molehole;
Other - SAC Tanker Alert;
Other - Building 1175
Building Historic HP34 1996 (K. Weitze, J. Buysse, GeoMarine Inc.)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000764 Resource Name - Building 1202,
Travis AFB;
Other - ADC Alert hangar;
Other - 413th/82nd FIS alert
hangar
Structure Historic HP34 1996 (K. Weitze / J. Buysse, GeoMarine, Inc.) P-48-000786 CA-SOL-000458H Resource Name - Neitzel Farm; Other - JS-Garaventa-ISO-1;
Other - Can Scatter 1;
Other - Historic artifacts along
Dan Wilson Creek;
Other - 0027260220;
Other - Map Reference # 51
Building,
Structure,
Site
Prehistoric,
Historic
AH02; AH03; AH04;
AH05; AH11; AP16;
HP02; HP04; HP19;
HP33
2002 (G. Roark, Jones & Stokes);
2003 (William Kostura);
2004 (G. Roark, C. Fish, S. Ashkar,
Jones & Stokes);
2004 (David S. Byrd, Jones &
Stokes);
2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes);
2007 (Alexandra Merritt-Smith,
Stacy Kozakavich, LSA Associates,
Inc.);
2007 (Alexandra Merritt-Smith,
Stacy Kozakavich, LSA Associates,
Inc.)
P-48-000788 Resource Name - Catchment
Basin
Structure,
Other
Historic AH06 2004 (Gabriel Roark, C. Fish, S.
Ashkar, Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000789 Resource Name - Bridge
Abutment and Pier;
Other - Bridge Abutment and
Pier/Bridge #2;
OHP PRN - COE060802A
Structure Historic HP19 2004 (David S. Byrd, Jones &
Stokes);
2007 (Alexandra Merritt-Smith,
Stacy Kozakavich, LSA Associates,
Inc.)
P-48-000808 Resource Name - VacavilleMoraga Transmisssion Line; Other - CALTRANS Map
Reference No. 2
Building Historic HP11 2003 (Jessica Herrick & Andrew
Walters, JRP Historical Consulting)
P-48-000809 Resource Name - Cody Hill
Pumping Station;
Other - CALTRANS Map ref. 3
Building Historic HP09 2003 (Jessica Herrick, JRP
Historical Consultanting);
2007 (M Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-000821 Resource Name - Old Library;
Other - 601 Texas St
Building Historic HP15 2007 (Carrie D. Wills, Michael
Brandman Associates)
P-48-000862 CA-SOL-000470H Resource Name - Santa Eulalia Building, Site Historic AH15; HP44 2007 (Kate Erickson, ASC, SSU) P-48-000898 Resource Name - Hale Site;
Other - Exploratory Area 4,
Trench 4-2 and 4-11
Site Prehistoric AP09; AP15 2011 (Jack Meyer and Phil
Kaijankoski, Far Western)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000967 Resource Name - TAFB-001;
Other - Travis Air force Base
Reservoir 3 and Valve Vault
Other Historic AH06; HP22 2013 (Lora Holland, Atkins)
P-48-000969 CA-SOL-000424H Resource Name - TAFB-H-03;
Other - Historical farmstead site
Site Historic AH02; AH04; HP30 1995 (D. Walitschek, J. Elias, K.
Moeller, Argonne National
laboratory)
P-48-000970 CA-SOL-000420H Resource Name - TAFB-H-02 Site Historic AH02; AH04 1995 (D. Walitschek, J. Elias, K.
Moeller, Argonne National
Laboratory)
P-48-000971 CA-SOL-000485H Resource Name - TAFB-H-05 Site Historic AH04 1995 (D. Wilitschek, K. Moeller, J.
Elias, Argonne National Laboratory)
P-48-000972 CA-SOL-000486H Resource Name - TAFB-H-11 Site Historic AH04 1995 (L. Elias and K. Moeller, Argonne National Laboratory)
P-48-000973 CA-SOL-000487H Resource Name - TAFB-H-18 Site Historic AH04; HP30; HP33 1995 (D. Walitschek, J. Elias, K.
Moeller, Argonne National
Laboratory)
P-48-000975 Resource Name - Terminal
Reservoir
Structure Historic AH08 2012 (Scott A. Williams, Bureau of Reclamation)
P-48-000981 Resource Name - Grizzly Island
Road, Collinsville Road,
Chadbourne Road
Structure Historic HP37 2013 (Cheryl Brookshear, JRP
Historical Consulting)
P-48-000984 Resource Name - Sacramento
Northern Railway Historic District;
OTIS Resource Number -
512027;
OHP Property Number - 186106;
National Register - NPS
12000402-9999;
National Register - 48-0025;
Other - Western Railway Museum
District Historic AH07; HP06; HP17;
HP18; HP32
2011 (Stephen G. Greger, Bay Area
Electric Railroad Association)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-000987 Resource Name - Suisun Marsh
Duck Clubs;
Other - SM Hunting Preserve;
Other - DBI/ Forest Pond;
Other - Golden Gate;
Other - Teal;
Other - Ibis;
Other - Arnold Ranch;
Other - Tule Belle;
Other - The Island Club;
Other - Grizzly Duck Club;
Other - Montezuma Gun Club;
Other - Gum Tree Farms;
Other - DUXRUS;
Other - Four Winds Duck Club;
Other - Rizz/Fizz Club;
Other - Little West Wind Duck;
Other - Garben Ranch;
Other - The Honkers Club;
Other - Grizzly King;
Other - Bent Barrel Duck;
Other - Club;
Other - Wild Turkey;
Other - Grizzly Ranch;
Other - Balboa Farms;
Other - Grizzly Fair View Farms;
Other - Bul-Rush Farms;
Other - Gang Bang Duck Club;
Other - Windmill Club;
Other - Marsh Club;
Other - Merganser Farms;
Other - The Sleeping Pintail;
Other - Schafer Farms;
Other - Frost Slough;
Other - Sheriff Pond;
Other - Boles Pond;
Other - Goodyear;
Other - Morrow Island Land Co.;
Other - Mallard Haven;
Other - Fleetside;
Other - Montezuma Ranch;
Other - Honker Bay Farms;
Other - Suisun Duck Clubs
Building Historic HP39 2012 (Cheryl Brookshear, JRP
Historical Consulting);
2017 (J. Coleman, K. Sinner,
Solano Archaeological Services)
P-48-001001 Resource Name - SOL-ISO-5 Other Prehistoric AP02 (P. Mikkelson, L. Jang, Hager/Holson and Associates)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-001008 Resource Name - Segment of the
Putah South Canal;
Other - SOL-001;
OHP PRN - BUR20140423001
Structure Historic HP20 2013 (J. Coleman, Solano
Archaeological Services)
P-48-001017 Resource Name - SOL-ISO-19 Other Prehistoric AP02 1991 (A. Medin, Bruce Dahlstrom, S. Atchley, V. Beard,
Anthropological Studies Center,
Sonoma State University)
P-48-001107 Resource Name - 3686 Green
Valley Rd;
OHP Property Number - 107432;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0044-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A
Building Historic HP02 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans)
P-48-001111 Resource Name - Mendoza
Residence;
Other - 3682 Green Valley Rd;
OHP Property Number - 107433;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0045-
0000;
OHP PRN - FHWA8908090A
Building Historic HP02 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans)
P-48-001112 Resource Name - 3678 Green
Valley Rd;
OHP Property Number - 107434;
OHP PRN - FHWA890809A;
OHP PRN - DOE-48-89-0049-
0000
Building Historic HP02 1988 (Gloria Scott, Caltrans)
P-48-001639 Resource Name - 2172
Bridgeport Ave;
Other - Map Reference #37
Building Historic HP02 2007 (K. Haley, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001640 Resource Name - 3607 Ritchie
Road;
Other - Map Reference # 43
Building Historic HP02 2009 (K. Haley, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001641 Resource Name - 3605
Thompson Court;
Other - Map Reference # 44
Building Historic HP02 2009 (K. Haley, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001642 Resource Name - 3617 Ritchie
Road;
Other - Map Reference # 45
Building Historic HP02 2009 (K. Haley, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-001643 Resource Name - 3621 Ritchie
Road;
Other - Map Reference # 46
Building Historic HP02 2009 (K. Haley, M. Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001644 Resource Name - 004-530-0030;
Other - Map Reference # 47;
Other - 0148260040
Building Historic HP04 2007 (M. Bowen, K. Haley, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001648 Resource Name - Irrigation Ditch;
Other - Map Reference #54
Structure Historic HP20
P-48-001650 Resource Name - 2621 Cordelia
Road;
Other - Map Reference #56;
OHP Property Number - 174945;
OHP PRN - FHWA090126B
Building Historic HP33
2007 (Madeline Bowen, Katie Haley,
ICF Jones & Stokes)
2007 (Katie Haley, Maya Beneli, ICF
Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001651 Resource Name - 4015 Hale
Ranch Road;
OTIS Resource Number -
522822;
OHP Property Number - 174946;
OHP PRN - FHWA090126B
Building Historic HP33 2007 (Madeline Bowen, Kathryn
Haley, ICF Jones & Stokes)
P-48-001859 Resource Name - Strawberry
Fields Rental Units
Building Historic HP02; HP03; HP04 2013 (Mary Bailey, Area West Environmental)
P-48-001866 CA-SOL-000505H Resource Name - Pacific Portland Cement Company, Old Mill
Site Historic AH02; AH10 2018 (Nathan Hallam, Natural
Investigations Company, Inc.)
P-48-001919 Resource Name - T-Mobile West
LLC Candidate BA10008A
(SF008 Heart Building);
Other - Fairfield Professional
Building
Building Historic HP06 2016 (K. A. Crawford, Crawford
Historic Services)
P-48-001930 CA-SOL-000515H Resource Name - Orchard
Homestead
Site Historic AH02; AH03; AH04;
AH07; HP02; HP30
2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM)
P-48-001931 CA-SOL-000516H Resource Name -
Telegraph/Telephone Line
Structure,
Site
Historic AH11; HP39 2010 (Loren Huddleson, AECOM)
P-48-001938 CA-SOL-000521H Resource Name - SRI-1 Site Historic AH02 2020 (Joseph Woods, Statistical Research)
P-48-001939 CA-SOL-000522H Resource Name - SRI-2 Site Historic AH06; AH07 2020 (Joseph Woods, Statistical Research)
P-48-001940 Resource Name - SRI-3 Structure Historic AH02 2020 (Joseph Woods, Statistical Research)
Primary No. Trinomial
Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by
NWIC File # 23-1360 City of Fairfield General Plan Update P-48-001941 CA-SOL-000523H Resource Name - SRI-32 Structure Historic AH07 2020 (Joseph Woods, Statistical Research)
P-48-001942 Resource Name - SRI-38 Structure Historic AH16 2020 (Joseph Woods, Statistical Research)
P-48-002002 Resource Name - FF-01 Other Historic AH05 2021 (Andrew Myers, ECORP Consulting)
P-48-002003 Resource Name - FF-02 Building Historic HP02 2021 (Andrew Myers, ECORP Consulting)
P-48-002014 Resource Name - Sheldon Oil
Facility;
Other - Sheldon Oil Company;
Other - Sheldon Gas Company;
Other - Hopkins Dry Yard;
Other - Solano Business Park
Building Historic HP08 2020 (Michael Hibma, LSA)
P-48-002046 Resource Name - Travis Air
Force Base Runway 03L/21R
Structure Historic HP34 2020 (S. Kerkhove-Peltier, S.
Lemke, US Army Corps of
Engineers)
P-48-002050 Resource Name - NIC-2022-
Fairfield-01
Building Historic HP02 2022 (D. Stapleton, Natural
Investigations, Inc.)
P-48-002051 Resource Name - NIC-2022-
Fairfield-02
Building Historic HP02 2022 (D. Stapleton, Natural
Investigations, Inc.)
P-48-002052 Resource Name - NIC-2022-
Fairfield-03
Building Historic HP02 2022 (D. Stapleton, Natural
Investigations, Inc)
P-48-002053 Resource Name - NIC-2022-
Fairfield-04
Structure Historic AH15; HP11 2022 (D. Stapleton, Natural Investigations, Inc,)
P-48-002054 CA-SOL-000535H Resource Name - NIC-2022-
Fairfield-05
Site Historic AH06 2022 (D. Stapleton, Natural
Investigations, Inc)
P-48-002058 CA-SOL-000539H Resource Name - General Travis B-29 Crash Site
Site Historic AH16 2014 (James Carucci, Regional
Cultural Resource Manager)
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 686149 Building 1168 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
686151 Building 1174 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1989
686156 Building 1191 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1957
686158 Building 1894 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1957
686145 Building 1162 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1957
686146 Building 1165 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1990
686147 Building 1178 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1990
686148 Building 1167 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1990
686150 Building 1171 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1989
686157 Building 1193 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
686152 Building 1175 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
686153 Building 1176 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1974
686154 Building 1180 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1993
686155 Building 1181 Fairfield 6Y, 09/07/2018,
USAF_2018_0726_001
1995
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 677698 Sacramento Northern
Railway spur
Fairfield 7K, 06/26/2013,
USAF_2014_0610_001
522817 I‐80 EASTBOUND
CORDELIA TRUCK SCALES
FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/05/2009, FHWA090126B 1958
534571 GREEN VALLEY
TRACTOR
4135 ABERNATHY RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/29/2006, FHWA060329A 672205 BUILDING 381, TRAVIS
AFB
540 AIRLIFT DR, TRAVIS AFB FAIRFIELD 6Y, 05/09/2017, USAF_2017_0417_001
1948
446642 748 BROADWAY
BUILDING
748 BROADWAY FAIRFIELD 2S, 01/01/1979, 4533‐0002‐0000 | 2S, 11/06/1979, 65000672
698634 Sheldon Oil Facility 1900 Cordelia Fairfield 6Y, 04/01/2021, COE_2021_0304_001
1965
48‐000447 470426 STUDERS
CASINO|THOMPSON'S CORNER
2147 Cordelia Rd Fairfield 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0001 | 2D2, 08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1902
522819 2503 CORDELIA RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/05/2009, FHWA090126B 1931 522765 2525 CORDELIA RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/05/2009, FHWA090126B 1930 670608 2333 COURAGE DT FAIRFIELD 7K, 05/05/2017, HUD_2017_0406_002
674992 840 E Travis Blvd Fairfield 6Y, 01/31/2018,
HUD_2018_0131_004
1995
446643 GOOSEN MANSION 1010 EMPIRE ST FAIRFIELD 2D3, 05/02/1982, 014982CA820121 | 2S, 09/10/1981, 65006848 | 2S2, 01/01/1981, 4533‐0003‐0000 1910
507820 801 EMPIRE ST FAIRFIELD 6Y, 07/26/2012, HUD120720G 522822 4015 HALE RANCH RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/05/2009, FHWA090126B 1915 675788 1058 Horizon DR Suite A Fairfield 6Y, 04/18/2014, HUD_2014_0416_006
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 534565 DITTMER RANCH 3533 MANGELS BLVD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/29/2006, FHWA060329A 665000 T‐Mobile BA10008A 1545 N Texas St Fairfield 6Y, 05/20/2016, FCC_2016_0419_006
1970
494412 710 OHIO ST FAIRFIELD 6Y, 01/02/1996, HUD951201C 1942 494413 724 OHIO ST FAIRFIELD 6Y, 01/02/1996, HUD951201D 1939 500656 5005 PEABODY RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/04/1997, FHWA970221A 1930 533837 5027 PEABODY RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/02/2006, FHWA060216A 1920 694134 WL‐01|Wing’s Landing Levee
Peytonia Slough Fairfield 6Y, 05/14/2020,
COE_2020_0428_001
1948‐1965
48‐000111 534566 VALINE FARM‐4004‐
4018 RUSSELL RD
4004 RUSSELL RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/29/2006, FHWA060329A | 6Y, 07/02/2015, FHWA_2015_0512_001
1940
534568 4136 RUSSELL RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/29/2006, FHWA060329A 1920 534569 4164 RUSSELL RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/29/2006, FHWA060329A 1920 534567 DEL MONTE
WAREHOUSES
4874 RUSSELL RD FAIRFIELD 6Y, 03/29/2006, FHWA060329A 1950 446641 BRIDGE #23‐20,
DENVERTON OVERHEAD
SR 12 FAIRFIELD 2S, , 4533‐0001‐0000
670204 NEITZEL FARM 3936 SUISUN VALLEY RD FAIRFIELD 2S2, 04/18/2007, COE060802A 1927 675834 East Tabor Avenue/Grande Circle Crosswalk Project
1 Tabor Ave/Grande Cir Fairfield 6Y, 04/23/2014,
HUD_2014_0403_003
674220 Old Solano County
Courthouse
580 Texas St Fairfield 4CM, 12/10/2014,
CAJUC_2013_1220_001
1911
670606 739 TEXAS ST FAIRFIELD 6Y, 05/06/2017,
HUD_2017_0406_001
568659 OLD CINEMA
THEATER
849 TEXAS ST FAIRFIELD 6Y, 11/19/2001, DOE‐48‐01‐
0001‐0000 | 6Y, 11/19/2001, HUD011115A
1921
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 712628 Travis AFB ADC
READINESS AREA
Travis Air Force Base Fairfield 6Y, 06/04/2021,
USAF_2020_0113_001
1953‐1956
712627 Travis AFB AFSWP Q
AREA
Travis Air Force Base Fairfield 6Y, 06/04/2021,
USAF_2020_0113_001
1953‐1959
508276 ARCHWAY RECOVERY
SERVICES
1525 UNION AVE FAIRFIELD 6Y, 07/25/2012, HUD120720F 1956 529995 SOLANO SHELTER 729 UTAH ST FAIRFIELD 6Y, , HUD120720E | 6Y, 11/28/2006, HUD061120E
675374 Pac Bell Building 738 Webster Fairfield 6Y, 10/09/2017, FCC_2017_0908_001
1952
511243 1419 WOOLNER AVE FAIRFIELD 6Y, 11/21/2011, HUD111104B 511244 1425 WOOLNER AVE FAIRFIELD 6Y, 11/21/2011, HUD111104B 511245 1431 WOOLNER AVE FAIRFIELD 6Y, 11/21/2011, HUD111104B 511246 1446 WOOLNER AVE FAIRFIELD 6Y, 11/21/2011, HUD111104B 511247 1454 WOOLNER AVE FAIRFIELD 6Y, 11/21/2011, HUD111104B
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 677693 Building 723 Travis AFB 6Y, 07/23/2014,
USAF_2014_0718_001
677700 Travis AFB
Reservoir 3 and
Valve Vault
Travis AFB 6Y, 06/26/2013,
USAF_2014_0610_001
678529 Building 1182 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/02/2018,
USAF_2018_0613_004
1955
677695 Facility 831 Travis AFB 6Y, 07/23/2014,
USAF_2014_0718_001
1996
678514 Bunker Area
magazines
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/02/2018,
USAF_2018_0613_005
480047 BUILDING #533 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 05/04/1993, DOE‐48‐93‐ 0001‐0000 | 6Y, 05/04/1993,
USAF930406A
1943‐
1947
480048 BUILDING #144 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 05/04/1993, DOE‐48‐93‐ 0002‐0000 | 6Y, 05/04/1993,
USAF930406A
1943‐
1947
480049 BUILDING #60 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 05/04/1993, DOE‐48‐93‐ 0003‐0000 | 6Y, 05/04/1993,
USAF930406A
1943‐
1947
480050 BUILDING #50 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 05/04/1993, DOE‐48‐93‐ 0004‐0000 | 6Y, 05/04/1993,
USAF930406A
1946
493267 BUILDING 113 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0001‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1951
493268 BUILDING 111 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0002‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1951
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 493269 BUILDING 1153 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0003‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1969
493270 BUILDING 1151 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0004‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1957
493271 BUILDING 1150 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0005‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1957
493272 BUILDING 1027 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0006‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1957
493273 BUILDING #997 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0007‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1950
493274 BUILDING #860 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0008‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1953
493275 BUILDING #859 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0009‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1953
493276 BUILDING #731 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0010‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1957
493277 BUILDING 220 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0011‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1946
493278 BUILDING 116 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 09/15/1995, DOE‐48‐95‐ 0012‐0000 | 6Y, 09/15/1995,
USAF950707A
1951
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 497528 BUILDING #8963 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497529 BUILDING #8962 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497530 BUILDING #8961 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497531 BUILDING 1882,
SWIMMING POOL
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497532 BUILDING 1151,
WASTE WATER
TREATMENT
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/03/2018,
USAF_2018_0613_003 | 6Y,
07/29/1996, USAF951024A
1946
497533 BUILDING 1150,
WASTE WATER
TREATMENT
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/03/2018,
USAF_2018_0613_003 | 6Y,
07/29/1996, USAF951024A
1946
497534 BUILDING #480 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497535 BUILDING #447 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497536 BUILDING #446 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497537 BUILDING #445 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497538 BUILDING #444 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497539 BUILDING #443 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497540 BUILDING #442 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 497541 BUILDING #441 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497542 BUILDING #440 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497543 BUILDING #419 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497544 BUILDING #418 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497545 BUILDING #417 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497546 BUILDING #410 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497547 BUILDING #409 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497548 BUILDING #408 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497549 BUILDING #407 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497550 BUILDING #406 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497551 BUILDING 344, FIRE
STATION
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497552 BUILDING 250,
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497553 BUILDING 249,
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497554 BUILDING 247,
AIRMAN
DETENTION
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 497555 BUILDING 246,
AIRMAN
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497556 BUILDING 243,
AIRMAN
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497557 BUILDING #241,
AIRMAN
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497558 BUILDING 239,
AIRMAN
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497559 BUILDING 237,
DORMITORY
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497560 BUILDING 230,
GYMNASIUM
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497561 BUILDING 144,
CLOTHING SALES
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1945
497562 BUILDING #82 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497563 BUILDING #81 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497564 BUILDING #80 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497565 BUILDING #52 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497566 BUILDING #4 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497567 BUILDING #4 TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 497568 BUILDING 3,
AIRCRAFT
MAINTENANCE
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
497569 BUILDING 1, AIR
FREIGHT TERMINAL
TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 07/29/1996,
USAF951024A
1946
500458 BUILDING #925 TRAVIS AFB 2D2, 02/18/1997,
USAF960510R
1955
511235 10 AERO DR TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 11/09/2011,
USAF110628B
1972
515826 BUILDING 245 470 AIRMEN DR TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 05/23/2011, USAF110414B
1953
515641 BUILDING 112 470 AIRMEN DR TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 04/22/2011, USAF110406A
1951
515400 BUILDING 690 470 AIRMEN DR TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 04/26/2011, USAF110414A
1955
515274 DEMOLITION
BUILDING #690
470 AIRMEN DR TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 04/26/2011,
USAF110414A
1955
676278 Travis AFB Guided
Missile Berm
Ellis Dr Travis AFB 6Y, 10/09/2017,
USAF_2017_0928_001
1961
510931 TRAVIS AIR FORCE
BASE, BUILDING
771
771 ELLIS DR TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 11/01/2011,
USAF110628C
1957
511154 560 HANGAR AVE TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 10/26/2011,
USAF110901A
1955
511236 1125 PERIMETER RD TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 11/09/2011, USAF110628A
1956
511234 1130 PERIMETER RD TRAVIS AFB 6Y, 11/09/2011, USAF110628D
1954
678500 Building #891 249 V St Travis AFB 6Y, 07/02/2018, USAF_2018_0613_002
1957
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 565289 BRIDGE #23‐0004L CORDELIA 6Y, 07/10/2001, DOE‐48‐01‐ 0005‐0000 | 6Y, 07/10/2001,
FHWA010502B
1928
565290 BRIDGE #23‐0004R CORDELIA 6Y, 07/10/2001, DOE‐48‐01‐ 0006‐0000 | 6Y, 07/10/2001,
FHWA010502B
1951
565292 BRIDGE #23‐0006L CORDELIA 6Y, 07/10/2001, DOE‐48‐01‐ 0007‐0000 | 6Y, 07/10/2001,
FHWA010502B
1951
565293 BRIDGE #23‐0006R CORDELIA 6Y, 07/10/2001, DOE‐48‐01‐ 0008‐0000 | 6Y, 07/10/2001,
FHWA010502B
1951
530182 STONE WALLS CORDELIA 6Y, 07/03/2007,
FHWA070509A
1873
530183 VACAVILLE‐
MORAGA
TRANSMISSION
LINE
CORDELIA 6Y, 07/03/2007,
FHWA070509A
1940
530184 CODY HILL
PUMPING STATION
CORDELIA 6Y, 07/03/2007,
FHWA070509A
1947
522820 IRRIGATION DITCH CORDELIA 6Y, 03/05/2009,
FHWA090126B
1955
48‐000446 470420 VILLAGE OF
CORDELIA HISTORIC
DISTRICT
CORDELIA 2S2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐
0001‐9999 | 2S2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1870‐
1934
48‐000486 574883 ERIK ERICKSON
HOUSE
CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0039 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1915
48‐000464 470441 MANGUS HOUSE BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0016 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1880
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 48‐000467 470445 MOILES HOUSE BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0020 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1875
48‐000469 470447 ROOT CELLAR ‐
MOILES HOTEL
BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0022 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1897
48‐000473 470452 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0027 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1955
48‐000474 470451 RESIDENCE BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0026 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1955
48‐000475 470453 LIVERY STABLE ‐
GREEN VALLEY
HOTEL
BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0028 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000476 470454 RESIDENCE BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0029 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1949
48‐000454 470433 EMMA BALL HOUSE 2092 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0008 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1910
48‐000455 470434 2100 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0009 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1915
48‐000456 470435 SACHAU HOUSE 2104 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0010 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1905
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 48‐000457 470436 ELLIOTT HOUSE 2110 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0011 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000458 470437 JOHN DUNKER
HOUSE
2112 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0012 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1905
48‐000459 470438 RESIDENCE 2120 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0013 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1930
48‐000460 470439 RESIDENCE 2124 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0014 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1930
48‐000463 470440 RESIDENCE 2132 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0015 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1960
48‐000464 470442 HENRY DUNKER
HOUSE
2139 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0017 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000466 470444 2145 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0019 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1960
48‐000465 470443 SCHINKEL HOUSE 2146 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0018 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000468 470446 MILNE HOUSE 2151 BRIDGEPORT AVE CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0021 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1880
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 48‐000489 500948 RAILROAD CARS AT
SAN FRANCISCO
EXPRESS
RESTAURANT
4560 CENTRAL WY CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐
0047‐0000 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1977
48‐000478 470456 FIREHOUSE CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0031 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1980
48‐000453 470432 CHRISTIAN DUNKER
HOUSE
2091 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0007 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000452 470431 PETER SCHMIDT
HOUSE
2097 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0006 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000451 470430 LOESER HOUSE 2101 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0005 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000450 470429 FORSE HOUSE 2105 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0004 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000448 470427 GLASHOFF HOUSE 2117 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0002 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1890
48‐000449 470428 AUGUST BELLMER
HOUSE
2118 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0003 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1895
522818 2543 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 6Y, 03/05/2009,
FHWA090126B
1915
522821 2621 CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 6Y, 03/05/2009,
FHWA090126B
1940
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 522823 HALE RANCH RD CORDELIA 6Y, 03/05/2009,
FHWA090126B
1880
530185 1394 JAMESON CANYON RD CORDELIA 6Y, 07/03/2007, FHWA070509A
1950
48‐000490 500949 227 LOPES RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0048‐0000 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1942
48‐000492 500951 GARIBALDI BARN RAMSEY RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0050‐0000 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1910
48‐000491 500950 3360 RAMSEY RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0049‐0000 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000470 470448 H G BURMEISTER
RANCH
RED ROCK RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0023 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1915
48‐000471 470449 GOOSEN FARM RED ROCK RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0024 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1906
48‐000472 470450 HENRY GOOSEN
FARM
RED ROCK RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0025 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000487 500943 FERRARI RANCH 117 RED TOP RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0042‐0000 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000481 470459 RESIDENCE RITCHIE CT CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0034 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1890
City of Fairfield, incl Travis AFB, Cordelia BERD 9‐23‐22 Listings Primary
Number OTIS ID Name St # St Name City Evaluation Info Circa 48‐000479 470457 DUNKER BROTHERS
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
RITCHIE RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0032 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1890
48‐000480 470458 RESIDENCE RITCHIE RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0033 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1900
48‐000483 470461 CORDELIA SCHOOL
HOUSE
RITCHIE RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐
89‐0001‐0036 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1870
48‐000482 470460 3500 RITCHIE RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0001‐0035 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1915
48‐000484 470462 3599 RITCHIE RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0037 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1910
48‐000485 470463 3603 RITCHIE RD CORDELIA 2D2, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐ 89‐0001‐0038 | 2D2,
08/31/1989, FHWA890809A
1910
48‐000488 500944 SQUATTER'S HOUSE W CORDELIA RD CORDELIA 6Y, 08/31/1989, DOE‐48‐89‐ 0043‐0000 | 6Y, 08/31/1989,
FHWA890809A
1941
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RESOURCE STATUS CODES
(effective 5/1/2017)
1 Listed in the National Register (NR) or the California Register (CR) 1D Contributor to a multi-component resource like a district listed in the NR by the Keeper. Listed in the CR. 1S Individually listed in the NR by the Keeper. Listed in the CR. 1CD Contributor to a multi-component resource listed in the CR by the SHRC. 1CS Individually listed in the CR by the SHRC.
1CL State Historical Landmarks (CHL) numbered 770 and above, or SHRC reevaluated CHLs that also meet CR criteria. Listed in the CR. 1CP State Points of Historical Interest (CPHI) nominated after December 1997 and recommended for listing by the SHRC or SHRC reevaluated CPHIs that also meet CR criteria. Listed in the CR.
2 Determined eligible for listing in the National Register (NR) or the California Register (CR) 2B Determined eligible for the NR both individually and as a contributor to a NR eligible multi-component resource like a district in a federal regulatory process. Listed in the CR.
2D Contributor to a multi-component resource determined eligible for the NR by the Keeper. Listed in the CR. 2D2 Contributor to a multi-component resource determined eligible for NR by consensus through Section 106 process. Listed in the CR. 2D3 Contributor to a multi-component resource determined eligible for NR by Part I Tax Certification. Listed in the CR. 2D4 Contributor to a multi-component resource determined eligible for NR pursuant to Section 106 without review by SHPO. Listed in the CR. 2S Individually determined eligible for NR by the Keeper. Listed in the CR. 2S2 Individually determined eligible for NR by consensus through Section 106 process. Listed in the CR. 2S3 Individually determined eligible for NR by Part I Tax Certification. Listed in the CR. 2S4 Individually determined eligible for NR pursuant to Section 106 without review by SHPO. Listed in the CR. 2CB Determined eligible for CR both individually and as a contributor to a CR eligible multi-component resource by the SHRC. 2CD Contributor to a multi-component resource determined eligible for CR by the SHRC. 2CS Individually determined eligible for CR by the SHRC. 3 Appears eligible for National Register (NR) or California Register (CR). 3B Appears eligible for NR both individually and as a contributor to a NR eligible multi-component resource like a district through survey evaluation. 3D Appears eligible for NR as a contributor to a NR eligible multi-component resource through survey evaluation. 3S Appears eligible for NR individually through survey evaluation. 3CB Appears eligible for CR both individually and as a contributor to a CR eligible multi-component resource through survey evaluation. 3CD Appears eligible for CR as a contributor to a CR eligible multi-component resource through survey evaluation. 3CS Appears eligible for CR individually through survey evaluation. 4 Appears eligible for National Register (NR) or State Historical Landmark (CHL) through PRC§ 5024 4CM State agency owned resource added to Master List - appears to meet NR and/or CHL criterion. 5 Recognized as Historically Significant by Local Government 5B Locally significant both individually (listed, eligible, or appears eligible) and as contributor to a multi-component resource like a district that is locally listed, designated, determined eligible, or appears eligible through survey evaluation. 5D1 Contributor to a multi-component resource that is listed or designated locally. 5D2 Contributor to a multi-component resource that is eligible for local listing or designation. 5D3 Appears to be a contributor to a multi-component resource that appears eligible for local listing or designation. 5S1 Individually listed or designated locally.
5S2 Individually eligible for local listing or designation. 5S3 Appears to be individually eligible for local listing or designation through survey evaluation. 6 Not Eligible for Listing or Designation as specified
6C Determined ineligible for or removed from California Register (CR) by the SHRC. 6CD Determined ineligible for or removed from CR by the SHRC as a component of a CR listed multi-component resource. [Code to differentiate a resource that has more than one CR evaluation. Example, a resource that is on the CR as both contributor to a district and individually would still be on the CR if the district was removed/determined ineligible. This code would convey the change of a specific evaluation rather than the resource’s CR status.] 6J State Historic Landmarks (CHL) or State Points of Historical Interest (SPHI) determined ineligible for or removed as a CHL or SPHI by the SHRC. 6L Determined ineligible for local listing or designation through local government review process; may warrant special consideration in local planning. 6T Determined ineligible for NR through Part I Tax Certification process. 6U Determined ineligible for NR pursuant to Section 106 without review by SHPO. 6W Removed from NR by the Keeper.
6X Determined ineligible for NR by the SHRC or the Keeper. 6Y Determined ineligible for NR by consensus through Section 106 process – Not evaluated for CR or local listing. 6Z Found ineligible for NR, CR or local designation through survey evaluation. 6WM Removed from Master List because no longer state owned. 6XM Removed from Master List because of historic feature loss or further evaluation. 6YM State agency owned resource determined ineligible for Master List. 7 Not Evaluated for National Register (NR) or California Register (CR) or Needs Re-evaluation 7E Treated as eligible for the purpose of OHP review.
7J Received by OHP for evaluation or action but not yet evaluated. 7K Submitted to OHP for action but not reevaluated.
7L State Historical Landmarks 1-769 – that do not meet CR criteria. 7M Submitted to OHP but not evaluated - referred to NPS. 7N Needs to be reevaluated - formerly coded as may become NR eligible with specific conditions. 7N1 Needs to be reevaluated (former status code 4) - may become NR eligible with restoration or other specific conditions. 7P State Point of Historical Interests that do not meet CR criteria. 7R Identified in Reconnaissance Level Survey or in an Area of Potential Effect (APE): Not evaluated. 7W Submitted to OHP for action – withdrawn or inactive.
Caltrans Bridge Inventory, Fairfield, Hope 2005
Bridge Name Fac City Yr Blt Notes
23 0004G N680‐E80 CONN N680‐E80 CONNECTOR Fairfield 1961 23 0004L GREEN VALLEY CREEK INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1928 Does not meet significance criteria. 23 0004R GREEN VALLEY CREEK INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1951 Does not meet significance criteria. 23 0008L LEDGEWOOD CREEK INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1961 23 0008R LEDGEWOOD CREEK INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1948 Does not meet significance criteria. 23 0008S LEDGEWOOD CREEK RAMP/CONNECTOR 80 Fairfield 1949 Does not meet significance criteria. 23 0025 CORDELIA UP I 80 Fairfield 1968
23 0061L TRAVIS BLVD (NBND) OC TRAVIS BLVD (NBND) Fairfield 1983 23 0061R TRAVIS BLVD (SBND) OC TRAVIS BLVD (SBND) Fairfield 1963 23 0093 W FAIRFILD PUC INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1961 23 0096 AIR BASE PARKWAY OC AIR BASE PARKWAY Fairfield 1989 23 0102 N TEXAS ST OC N. TEXAS ST Fairfield 1965 23 0106L W TEXAS ST UC INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1961 23 0106R W TEXAS ST UC INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1961 23 0135E GREEN VALLEY CREEK RAMP/CONNECTOR 80 Fairfield 1961 23 0139E ROUTE 680/80 SEPARATION N680‐W80&W80‐S680 Fairfield 1961 23 0140 SUISUN VALLEY ROAD OC SUISUN VALLEY ROAD Fairfield 1961
Caltrans Bridge Inventory, Fairfield, Hope 2005
Bridge Name Fac City Yr Blt Notes
23 0142L CORDELIA OH INTERSTATE 680 SB Fairfield 1961 23 0142R CORDELIA OH INTERSTATE 680 NB Fairfield 1961 23 0163 GOLDHILL RD OC GOLD HILL ROAD Fairfield 1966 23 0165 RED TOP RD UC INTERSTATE 80 Fairfield 1969 23 0166 AMERICAN CANYON CREEK INTERSTATE 680 Fairfield 1966 23 0228 ALONZO DRAIN STATE HWY 12 Fairfield 0 Culvert ‐ treated as categorically ineligible. 23 0229 LEDGEWOOD CREEK STATE HWY 12 Fairfield 0 Culvert ‐ treated as categorically ineligible. 23C0002 LEDGEWOOD CREEK ROCKVILLE ROAD Fairfield 1980 23C0031 TRAVIS OVERHEAD AIR BASE PKWY Fairfield 1954 Does not meet significance criteria. 23C0039 LEDGEWOOD CREEK MAGELLAN ROAD Fairfield 1961 23C0070 AMERICAN CANYON CREEK LOPES ROAD Fairfield 1982 23C0071 JAMESON CANYON CREEK LOPES ROAD Fairfield 1915 Does not meet significance criteria. 23C0072 NORTH TEXAS STREET SEP N TEXAS STREET Fairfield 1979 23C0079 GREEN VALLEY CREEK CORDELIA RD Fairfield 1988 23C0081 PENNSYLVANIA CREEK CORDELIA RD Fairfield 0 Culvert ‐ treated as categorically ineligible. 23C0083 PUTAH SOUTH CANAL PEABODY ROAD Fairfield 1960 23C0106 UNION AV DIVERSION CANAL GULF DR Fairfield 1991
Caltrans Bridge Inventory, Fairfield, Hope 2005
Bridge Name Fac City Yr Blt Notes
23C0107 LAUREL CREEK GULF DRIVE Fairfield 1982 23C0108 ALONZO DRAIN BECK AVE Fairfield 1985 23C0112 UNION AV DIVERSION CANAL DOVER AVE Fairfield 1988 23C0113 LAUREL CREEK AIR BASE PARKWAY Fairfield 1988 23C0114 LEDGEWOOD CREEK BECK AVE Fairfield 1982 23C0115 PENN DITCH PENNSYLVANIA AVE Fairfield 1960 23C0126 PUTAH SOUTH CANAL NORTH TEXAS ST Fairfield 1978 23C0127 LAUREL CREEK CEMENT HILL RD Fairfield 1983 23C0128 LAUREL CREEK NIGHTINGALE DR Fairfield 1991 23C0129 LAUREL CREEK MEADOWLARK DR Fairfield 1991 23C0133 LAUREL CREEK EAST TABOR AVE Fairfield 1987 23C0134 PENN DITCH WOOLNER AVE Fairfield 1962 23C0150 GREEN VALLEY CREEK CENT WAY PITTMAN Fairfield 1970 23C0151 GREEN VALLEY DRAIN PITTMAN RD Fairfield 1937 Replaced in 2002. 23C0181 GREEN VALLEY CREEK GREEN VALLEY ROAD Fairfield 1992 23C0208 PUTAH SOUTH CANAL DOVER AVE Fairfield 1989 23C0214 LEDGEWOOD CK WOOLNER AVE Fairfield 1983
Caltrans Bridge Inventory, Fairfield, Hope 2005
Bridge Name Fac City Yr Blt Notes
23C0227 PUTAH SOUTH CANAL HILBORN ROAD Fairfield 1978 23C0228 PUTAH SOUTH CANAL DICKSON HILL RD Fairfield 1992 23C0229 LAUREL CREEK MANUEL CAMPES Fairfield 1991 23C0232 LAUREL CREEK SUNSET AVE Fairfield 1991 23C0233 LAUREL CREEK DIVERSION BLOSSOM AVE Fairfield 1991 23C0234 LAUREL CREEK DIVERSION MATHEWS ST Fairfield 1991 23C0240 LAUREL CREEK DIVERSION WORLEY RD Fairfield 1991 23C0241 LAUREL CREEK DIVERSION RAILROAD AVE Fairfield 1991 23C0244 DOVER AVE. DOVER AVE. Fairfield 1989 23C0245 DICKSON HILL RD. DICKSON HILL RD. Fairfield 1989 23C0246 CLAY BANK RD. CLAY BANK RD. Fairfield 2002
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EXHIBIT A
CITY OF FAIRFIELD
ORDINANCE NO. 2026-01
AMENDING CHAPTER 25, ARTICLE I, SECTION 25.12.3 OF THE FAIRFIELD MUNICIPAL CODE (ALSO KNOWN AS ZONING MAP ADOPTED) TO REZONE (ZC2025-0006) TO THE FOLLOWING SEVEN PARCELS: (1) 3066 TRAVIS BOULEVARD (APN: 0152-280-140) FROM COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO MIXED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; (2) APN: 0027-370-280 AT
WESTAMERICA DRIVE AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD FROM OFFICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO MIXED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; (3) APN: 0027-370-300 AT MANGELS BOULEVARD AND
SUISUN VALLEY ROAD, FROM OFFICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO MIXED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; (4) APN: 0027-360-070 AT CAMPUS LANE AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD FROM INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS PARK DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; (5) APN: 0038-221-010 AT EAST TABOR AVENUE AND RAILROAD AVENUE FROM RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; (6) APN: 0034-050- 320 AT HEATH DRIVE AND PEACH TREE DRIVE, FROM RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; (7) 1351 EAST TABOR AVENUE (APN: 0037-010- 120) FROM RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; AND AMENDING VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 25, ARTICLE I, ALSO KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE, TO IMPLEMENT THE 2023-2031 HOUSING ELEMENT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Statement of Intent
A. On February 7, 2023, the 2023-2031 General Plan Housing Element was adopted by the Fairfield City Council.
B. On April 10, 2023, the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) sent the City of Fairfield a letter indicating that the 2023-2031 Housing Element was in substantial compliance and met statutory requirements.
C. The implementation of the 2023-2031 Housing Element requires amendments to the Fairfield Municipal Code (FMC), Zoning Map, and General Plan Land Use Designation Map to fulfill rezoning requirements, ensure state law compliance, and support a wider range of housing options, including adding incentives and streamlining review for infill and affordable housing, reducing development barriers to certain kinds of housing, establishing by-right approval for qualifying projects, and incorporating standards for efficiency, special-needs, and farmworker housing.
D. On November 12, 2025, the Planning Commission was presented with the proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Map Changes (ZC2025-0006) and General Plan Amendment (GPA2025-0003), and after holding a noticed public hearing, voted to
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continue the hearing to December 10, 2025, to allow for additional review and deliberation.
E. On December 10, 2025, the Planning Commission was presented with revisions to the Zoning Ordinance Amendments (ZC2025-0006), and after holding a noticed public hearing, voted to recommend City Council to approve the Amendments, Zoning Map Changes, and General Plan Amendment (GPA2025-0003).
F. The council has held a duly noticed public hearing on the proposed revisions to the Zoning Ordinance in accordance with the rules and regulations regarding such.
SECTION 2. Chapter 25 is hereby modified to the Fairfield City Code, also known as the City of Fairfield Zoning Map, is hereby amended as shown on Sectional Zoning Map (ZC2025-0006) attached hereto as Exhibit A.
SECTION 3. Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.20 Residential Zoning Districts is hereby amended to modify zoning densities in Section 25.20.1 and Section 25.20.3.1: General Development Regulations, Table 25-4: Multifamily Development Regulations for consistency with land use designations adopted in the 2024 General Plan Update, as follows:
25.20.1 Description of Residential Zoning Districts
This Section provides land use and development regulations applicable to the residential zoning districts established by Section 25.12.2 (Zoning Districts Established). Where a minimum lot size is required, a numerical suffix to the zoning district designation is shown on the Zoning District Map, e.g., RVL: 20 (20,000 square feet), RL:8 (8,000 square feet), or RLM: 4.5 (4,500 square feet).
The purposes of the individual residential zoning districts are as follows:
…
D. RM (Residential, Medium Density) District. The RM zoning district is intended for areas of low density attached housing, such as duet, duplex, triplex, and four-plex units, townhouses, and condominiums. The RM district also accommodates innovative small-lot single-family dwellings and various forms of attached units consistent with Section 25.20.3.3 (Alternative Multifamily Development Regulations). The allowable density range is 108 to 185 dwelling units per gross developable acre. Note that medium density neighborhoods in the Heart of Fairfield Plan Area have been zoned HR and are regulated in Section 25.23.
E. RH (Residential, High Density) District. The RH zoning district is intended for multifamily development such as apartments and condominiums. RH zoned properties are located along major collector and arterial roads, adjacent to neighborhood-serving land uses such as grocery stores, and near employment centers. The allowable density range is 195 to 252 dwelling units per gross developable acre.
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F. RVH (Residential, Very High Density) District. The RVH zoning district is intended for very high-density multifamily development. The primary land uses include apartments, condominiums, and senior housing projects. To achieve the density range, three and four story structures would be typical. RVH districts are typically located near transit stations or employment centers. Note that very high density areas in the Heart of Fairfield Plan Area have been zoned HTD and are regulated under Section 25.23 of this Ordinance. Few properties in the City are zoned RVH, so allowed non-residential uses are restricted to preserve sites for multifamily housing. The allowable density range is 262 to 4032 dwelling units per gross developable acre, with higher densities allowed in the HTD zoning district. (Ord. No. 2017-14, §
6.)
…
25.20.3.1 General Development Regulations
…
Table 25-4: Multifamily Residential Development Regulations Regulations Zoning District
Applicable
Sections and
Footnotes
(all figures are
minimums measured
from property line and
in linear feet, unless
otherwise indicated) RLM RM RH RVH
Site Planning
Density range
(maximum dwelling
units per acre)
up to 98 810-185 195-252 262-4032
Lot dimensions
(minimum for new
subdivision)
…
Table 25-5: RLM, RM and RH Small Lot Development Regulations Regulations
Applicable
Sections and Footnotes
(all figures are minimums measured from
property line and in linear feet, unless
otherwise indicated) RLM, RM and RH Zoning Districts
Site Planning
Maximum Density (dwelling units per
acre)
4.5 to 98 du/ac in RLM
108 to 185 du/ac in RM
195 to 252 du/ac in RH
…
SECTION 4. Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.20 Residential Zoning Districts, Table 25-1:
Residential Land Use Designations, is hereby amended to (1) delete “Community care facilitiesResidential” and replace with “Residential care facilities, small” and “Residential care facilities, large”, with “Residential care facilities, small” permitted in all residential zones, and “Residential care facilities, large” as a conditionally permitted use in the RM, RH, and RVH districts; (2) add “Transitional housing” with use specified in “Notes”; (3) add “Supportive housing (50 units or
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fewer)” and “Supportive housing (more than 50 units)” with uses specified in “Notes”; (4) add “Efficiency units” as a permitted use in the RM, RH, and RVH zones; (5) add “Farm employee housing, small” as a permitted use in the RVL, RL, and RLM zones, and as a conditionally permitted use in the RM, RH, and RVH zones; (6) amend “Note (2)” to clarify that transitional and residential care facilities, small shall be regulated as residential uses; (7) add “Note (3)” to clarify supportive housing (50 units or fewer) must meet state criteria and is permitted in all zones that allow multifamily and/or mixed-use developments; (8) add “Note (4)” to clarify supportive housing (over 50 units) is subject to the same underlying zoning district standards and development procedures as any residential project; (9) add “Note (5)” specifying ministerial review for certain 2023-2031 Housing Element Sites; (10) add “Note (6)” to refer to Small Lot Development exceptions; and (11) add “Note (7)” to specify that employee housing for six or fewer employees shall constitute and be regulated as a single-family use, as follows:
P Permitted use
Table 25-1: Residential District Land Use Regulations C Conditional Use Permit required - Not permitted
Zoning District Additional
Uses RVL RL RLM RM RH RVH Regulations
Residential Land Uses
Boarding houses, large - - - C C C §25.32.12
Boarding houses, small P P P P P P §25.32.12
Community care facilities - Residential P P P P P P Note 1 Residential care facilities, small P P P P P P Note 1, 2; §25.32.23 Residential care facilities, large - - - C C C Note 1, §25.32.24 Transitional Housing Note 2; §25.32.25
Supportive housing (50 units or fewer) Note 2, 3, §25.32.22 Supportive housing (more than 50 units) Note 2, 4, §25.32.22 Assisted Living Facility - C C P P P
Duplex - C P P P -
Duet - - P P P -
Dwelling, multifamily (townhouses, condos,
apartments)
- - C P P P Note 5
§25.20.4.8
Efficiency Units - - - P P P
Dwellings, single family detached P P P C C - Note 6, §25.20.3.5 Farm employee housing, small P P P C C C Note 7
Mobile home parks C C C C C C §25.20.4.7
Residential Accessory Uses and Improvements
Accessory dwelling units and junior
accessory dwelling units
Section 25.20.4.11
Accessory structures and improvements P P P P P P §25.20.4.1, Note 82 Animal, fowl and bee keeping (noncommercial)P P P P P P Note 93, Ch. 3
Family day care homes P P P P P P
Garage conversions P P P P P P §25.20.4.3
Garage and estate sales P P P P P P §25.20.4.4
Home occupations P P P P P P §25.20.4.5
Subdivision model homes P P P P P P §25.20.4.12
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Subdivision sales trailers, temporary on-site P P P P P P §25.20.4.12
Education and Training Uses (non-residential land uses) Child day care center C C C P P P §25.20.4.9
Adult day care - small (9 or fewer clients) P P P P P P Note 1, §25.20.4.9 Adult day care - large (10 or more clients) C C C P P P Note 1, §25.20.4.9 Museum, library, or gallery C C C P P - §25.20.4.9
School - Personal and Social Development - - - C C C §25.20.4.9 School - college and university C C C C C - §25.20.4.9
School - elementary and secondary (private) C C C C C - §25.20.4.9 School - elementary and secondary (public) P P P P P P Note 104, §25.20.4.9
General and Health Services (non-residential land uses) Mini-storage: Exterior - - - - - -
Mini-storage: Interior - - - - - -
Nursing home C C C P P - §25.20.4.9
Offices (non-residential land uses)
Office, Administrative, business, and
professional
- - - C C -
§25.20.4.9
Office, Government P P P P P P Note 104, §25.20.4.9
Office, Medical and dental - - - C C - §25.20.4.9
Office, Property management P P P P P P §25.20.4.9
Public, Quasi-public, and Assembly Uses (non-residential land uses) Church or other place of worship P P P P P - §25.20.4.9, Table 25- 17 Community center C C C C C - §25.20.4.9
Park, playground P P P P P P
Public safety facility P P P P P P Note 104
Utilities, Public or Quasi-public - major C C C C C C Note 104 Utilities, Public or Quasi-public - minor P P P P P P Note 104
Temporary and Other Uses
Agriculture, extensive P P P P P P
Temporary uses and events See Section 25.32.8
Transportation and Communication Uses (non-residential land uses) Antenna or communication facility (nonresidential)C C C C C C §25.20.4.9
Parking facility, non-residential - - C C C - §25.20.4.9 P Permitted use
Table 25-1: Residential District Land Use Regulations C Conditional Use Permit required - Not permitted
Zoning District Additional
Uses RVL RL RLM RM RH RVH Regulations
Residential Land Uses
Boarding houses, large - - - C C C §25.32.12
Boarding houses, small P P P P P P §25.32.12
Community care facilities - Residential P P P P P P Note 1 Assisted Living Facility - C C P P P
Duplex - C P P P -
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Duet - - P P P -
Dwelling, multifamily (townhouses, condos,
apartments)
- - C P P P
§25.20.4.8
Dwellings, single family detached P P P C C -
Mobile home parks C C C C C C §25.20.4.7
Residential Accessory Uses and Improvements
Accessory dwelling units and junior
accessory dwelling units
Section 25.20.4.11
Accessory structures and improvements P P P P P P §25.20.4.1, Note 82 Animal, fowl and bee keeping (noncommercial)P P P P P P Note 93, Ch. 3
Family day care homes P P P P P P
Garage conversions P P P P P P §25.20.4.3
Garage and estate sales P P P P P P §25.20.4.4
Home occupations P P P P P P §25.20.4.5
Subdivision model homes P P P P P P §25.20.4.12
Subdivision sales trailers, temporary on-site P P P P P P §25.20.4.12
Education and Training Uses (non-residential land uses) Child day care center C C C P P P §25.20.4.9
Adult day care - small (9 or fewer clients) P P P P P P Note 1, §25.20.4.9 Adult day care - large (10 or more clients) C C C P P P Note 1, §25.20.4.9 Museum, library, or gallery C C C P P - §25.20.4.9
School - Personal and Social Development - - - C C C §25.20.4.9 School - college and university C C C C C - §25.20.4.9
School - elementary and secondary (private) C C C C C - §25.20.4.9 School - elementary and secondary (public) P P P P P P Note 104, §25.20.4.9
General and Health Services (non-residential land uses) Mini-storage: Exterior - - - - - -
Mini-storage: Interior - - - - - -
Nursing home C C C P P - §25.20.4.9
Offices (non-residential land uses)
Office, Administrative, business, and
professional
- - - C C -
§25.20.4.9
Office, Government P P P P P P Note 104, §25.20.4.9
Office, Medical and dental - - - C C - §25.20.4.9
Office, Property management P P P P P P §25.20.4.9
Public, Quasi-public, and Assembly Uses (non-residential land uses) Church or other place of worship P P P P P - §25.20.4.9, Table 25- 17 Community center C C C C C - §25.20.4.9
Park, playground P P P P P P
Public safety facility P P P P P P Note 104
Utilities, Public or Quasi-public - major C C C C C C Note 104 Utilities, Public or Quasi-public - minor P P P P P P Note 104
Temporary and Other Uses
Agriculture, extensive P P P P P P
Temporary uses and events See Section 25.32.8
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Transportation and Communication Uses (non-residential land uses) Antenna or communication facility (nonresidential)C C C C C C §25.20.4.9
Parking facility, non-residential - - C C C - §25.20.4.9 Notes:
(1) No licensed community care facility shall be located within 300 feet of any other community care facility.
(26) Transitional housing, Supportive housing, and Residential care facilities, small are not regulated as separate land uses. Rather, they are identified in the land use table to establish their residential occupancy (e.g., single-family detached, duplex, or multifamily complex). For development purposes, these uses shall comply with all the standards applicable to the project site’s underlying zoning district. Determinations regarding the permissiveness of transitional housing will depend on the number of independent arrangements between tenants and the operator of the service. For example, more than two independent arrangements within a single housing unit will be regulated as a boarding house.
(3) Supportive housing (50 units or fewer) that meets the criteria under Government Code Section 65651 (defined in §25.33.22) is permitted by-right in all zones that allow multifamily dwellings and mixed uses.
(4) Supportive housing (more than 50 units) shall comply with all the development standards applicable to the project site’s underlying zoning district and follow the entitlement procedures that apply to other comparable multifamily residential projects. (5) Pursuant to Government Code Section 65583.2(i), the following projects are subject only to ministerial review to determine compliance with the City’s adopted objective design standards, and no discretionary design review shall be required:
Any proposed residential development on sites previously identified in Fairfield’s 5th Cycle General Plan 2023-2031 Housing Element Sites Inventory (e.g., APNs 0038221010 and 0037010120).
Any project with owner-occupied or rental multifamily developments identified in the 2023-2031 Housing Element Sites Inventory, Table B, in which 20 percent or more of the units are affordable to lower income households.
(6) See exceptions per Section 25.20.3.5
(7) Employee housing (including farm employee housing) for six or fewer employees in a single-family dwelling shall be deemed a single-family use and treated the same as any other single-family dwelling in zoning districts where single-family dwellings are permitted.
Establishing employee housing in an existing residence does not constitute a change in occupancy for purposes of local building codes and shall not be subject to any fees beyond those
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applied to comparable single-family dwellings in the same zone. Farm employee housing of more than six units is subject to the regulations in Section 25.32.20. (82) Includes any accessory use or improvement that is customarily incidental to a single family residence such as detached garages, gazebos, sheds, animal enclosures, cabanas, carports, greenhouses, spas, studios, tennis courts, workshops, and other similar structures. (93) See Chapter 3 of City Code for types and number of permitted animals. (104) City regulations, standards, and design guidelines shall apply to public and quasi-public utility facilities only to the extent that the City is not preempted by Federal and State law and the State Public Utilities Commission.
(115) Repealed by Ord. No. 2021-14.
SECTION 5. Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.20 Residential Zoning Districts is hereby amended to add new section 25.20.3.5 Small Home Lot Developments in the Fairfield City Code to read as follows:
25.20.3.5 Small Home Lot Developments
A. Purpose. This section establishes objective standards and regulations to govern the subdivision of parcels and the development of qualified small home lot developments in accordance with Government Code Sections 65852.28, 65913.4.5, and 66499.41.
B. Applicability. Only parcels located within the following zones are eligible for small home lot development permits:
1. RLM (Residential, Low Medium Density; including those with numerical suffixes) District
2. RM (Residential, Medium Density) District
3. RH (Residential, High Density) District
4. RVH (Residential, Very High Density) District
C. Site Criteria. Further, an applicant applying for a small home lot development permit must meet the following criteria:
1. The proposed project is for single-family housing units on fee simple ownership lots.
2. Residential properties within a radius of 500 feet of the site must be zoned for less than 30 dwelling units per acre.
3. The proposed site is not identified in the General Plan Housing Element as a site to accommodate any portion of Fairfield’s regional housing need for low-income or very low income households.
D. Prohibitions. A small home lot development is not allowed where it would require the demolition or alteration of any of the following types of housing:
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1. Housing that is subject to a recorded covenant, ordinance, or law that restricts rents to levels affordable to persons and families of moderate, low, or very low income.
2. Housing that is subject to any form of rent or price control.
3. Housing that an owner has not rented or leased or within the preceding 15 years.
4. Housing that has been occupied by a tenant in the last seven years.
E. Design and Development Standards. The standards of the base zoning district apply, except as modified by this section.
1. Building and Design.
a. Roof decks are prohibited.
b. Each unit must have a separate utility connection.
c. All electrical and utility services shall be undergrounded. d. If an adjoining residential property has a rooftop solar energy system, the applicant shall submit a shadow study prepared by a California-licensed engineer or Californialicensed architect demonstrating that the shadow of any proposed development shall not cover more than ten percent of the area of the rooftop solar energy system.
2. Maximum Floor Area. Average total floor area of all units shall not exceed 1,750 square feet.
3. Maximum Lot Size. 5 acres.
4. Open Space. At least 250 square feet of common or private open space shall be provided on the ground level for use by residents. Driveways and other vehicular access areas and walkways shall not count toward the open space requirement.
5. Parking. Required parking does not need to be enclosed or covered.
6. Setbacks.
a. Minimum requirement for building separation shall be determined by standards in Chapter 5 City of Fairfield Building and Housing Code of this Municipal Code. b. All portions of the dwelling unit, including eaves, awnings, sills, cornices, chimneys, overhangs and other projections, may encroach into front, side or rear yards or setbacks in a manner consistent with the building design but in no case closer than 36 inches to the interior lot line.
SECTION 6. Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.22 Commercial Zoning Districts, Table 25-9:
Commercial District Land Use Regulations is hereby amended to (1) add “Low Barrier Navigation Centers“ as a permitted use in the CN, CO, CT, CC, and CM zones; (2) delete “Community care facilities- Residential” and replace with “Residential care facilities, small”, with “Residential care facilities, small” permitted in CN, CO, CT, CC, and CM zones; (3) add “Transitional housing” with
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use specified in the “Notes”; (4) add “Supportive housing (50 units or fewer)” and “Supportive housing (more than 50 units)” with uses specified in the “Notes”; (5) “Efficiency units” as a permitted use in the CN, CO, CT, CC, and CM zones, and as a conditionally permitted use in the CT zone; (6) amend “Note (12)” to clarify that “Transitional housing”, “Supportive housing”, and “Residential care facilities, small” shall be regulated as residential uses; (7) “Note (13)” to clarify supportive housing (50 units or fewer) must meet state criteria and is permitted in all zones that allow multifamily and/or mixed-use developments; (8) add “Note (14)” to clarify supportive housing (over 50 units) is subject to the same underlying zoning district standards and development procedures as any residential project; (9) add Note (4) specifying ministerial review for certain 2023-2031 Housing Element Sites as follows:
…
P Use Permitted
Table 25-9: Commercial District
Land Use Regulations
C Conditional Use Permit
- Not permitted
Use CN CO CS CT CC CR CM
Additional
Regulations
General Retail
New merchandise sales-less than 80,000 square feet P P C P P P C Note 1 New merchandise sales-greater than 80,000 square feet - - C C C C - Antique, jewelry and collectibles shop P P - P P P - Sec. 25.22.4.6 Apparel and shoes P P - P P P P Sec. 25.22.4.6
Automobile Parts and Accessories P C P P P P -
Building and landscape material sales - - P C C C -
Commercial Cannabis Business, Retail - - P P - P P Chapter 10E (Commercial
Cannabis
Business)
Notes 152,
163
Florist P P P P P P P Sec. 25.22.4.6
Furniture, fixtures, and appliance sales - P P P P P - Sec. 25.22.4.6 Market, convenience C - C C C C - Note 2
Market, grocery or supermarket P - - P P C -
Music Shop P P - P P P P Sec. 25.22.4.6
Market, specialty food and beverage P - - P P P C Note 2 Pawn shop - - - P P - -
Pet Stores and Pet Supplies P C C P P P -
Photo, Video, Electronics P P - P P P C Sec. 25.22.4.6
Plant nursery - landscape C - P P P C -
Tobacco Sales (Specialty) and Smoke Shops C - - C C C C Sec. 25.22.4.7 Used merchandise sales - C - P P C -
Consignment Shop - P - P P C -
Education and Training
Child daycare center P C C P P C C
Museum, library, or gallery - P - P P C C
Personal instruction studio P P C P P C C
Reading room P P - P P - C
School, business - P P P P C C
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School, college or university (private) - C - C C C -
School, Personal and Social Development P P P P P C C
School, elementary and secondary (private) C C - C C - C School, vocational - - P P C C -
Entertainment and Recreation Related
Adult entertainment business - - P P - - - Section
25.32.2 Bingo Hall C - C C C C Section
12.201
Athletic club P C - P P C -
Fitness Studio P P C P P P
Campground - - C - - C -
Commercial recreation: major C - C C C C -
Commercial recreation: minor C - C P P P -
Stadium or arena - - C C C C -
Theater (indoor) - - - P P P -
Theater (outdoor) - - C C C C -
Food Service
Bar - C - C C C -
Catering services - P P P P - C
Food and beverage sales P P P P P P C
Restaurant, counter service P P P P P P C
Restaurant, table service P P P P P P C
Tasting Room - C - P C P -
Drive-through sales (with any food service) C - - C C C - Section
25.22.4.1 Entertainment (with any food service) - C - C C C -
Health and Veterinary Services
Ambulance service C P P P P - -
Animal clinic or grooming P C P P P - -
Animal hospital C C P P P C -
Animal kennel C - P C C C -
Emergency medical care P P C P P C -
Hospital - C C P P C C
Nursing home C C - C C - P
General Services
Auction (indoor) - - P P P C -
Auction (outdoor) - - P C C C -
Bed and breakfast inn C - - C C - -
Business support services - P P P P P -
Collection Containers - - P - - - - Sec 25.32.7B
Equipment rental (indoor) C P P P P - -
Equipment rental (outdoor) - - P C C - -
Funeral and interment services - C - P P - C
Hotel/motel - C - - C C - Section
25.22.4.2 Hotel/motel, Extended Stay - C - - C C - Section
25.22.4.2
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Maintenance & repair, machinery & small engine - - P P C - - Maintenance & repair, personal and household items P P P P P - - Mini-storage: Exterior - - P - - - -
Mini-storage: Interior - - P - - - -
Personal care and domestic services P P C P P P C Note 10 9 Personal care and domestic services - Limited P P C P P P C Sec. 25.32.16 Tattoo Parlor or Shop P - C P P P C
Recycling collection facility - small C C P C C - -
Offices and Financial Services
Alternative Financial Services - - C C - - Sec. 25.22.4.8 Banks P P - P P P P
Bail bond service - P C P P - P
Coworking Space P P P P P P P
Offices, Administrative, business, and professional P P P P P P P Offices, Government - P P P P C C
Offices, Medical and dental P P P P P P P
Industry
Aquaculture - - C - - - - Sec. 25.32.15
Contractor’s yard - - P - - - -
Handicraft shop C C P P P - C Sec. 25.22.4.6
Industrial services - - P P - - -
Laboratory, processing - P P P P - C
Recycling Collection and Processing Facility - - C - - - - Sec. 25.24.4.2 Manufacturing and assembly - light - - C - - - -
Wholesale, distribution, and storage - light - - P - - - -
Public, Quasi-public, and Assembly (see Note 3)
Auditorium or exhibition hall, public C C P P P C C
Church or other place of worship P P P P P - P Table 25-17 Club, lodge, or meeting hall C C - P P - C
Community Center/Banquet Hall C C - C C C C
Low Barrier Navigation Center P P - P P - P Section
25.32.21 Homeless shelter - - C C C - C
Public safety facility P P P P P P P
Utilities, Public or quasi-public - major C C C C C C C Utilities, Public or quasi-public - minor P P P P P P P
Residential
(Note 11)
Accessory dwelling units Section 25.20.4.11
Boarding houses, large C C - C C - C
Boarding houses, small C C - C C - C
Adult Day Care Facility - C - C C - P
Assisted Living Facility C C - C C - C
Duplex
C C - C C - P Note 3
Section
25.22.4.3.B.4
Duet
C - - C C - P Note 3
Section
25.22.4.3.B.4
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Dwelling, multi-family
C C - C C - P Note 3, Note
4 Section
25.22.4.3.B.4
Dwelling, single family detached - - - - - - C Note 3
Family day care homes - - - - - - P
Community Care Facility-Residential - C - C C - P
Residential care facilities, small P P - P P - P Note 121 Transitional housing Note 121
Supportive housing (50 units or fewer) Note 12, 13
§25.32.22
Supportive housing (more than 50 units) Note 12, 14
§25.32.22
Single Room Occupancy Housing - - - C - - P Sec. 25.22.4.5 Efficiency unit - - - C - - P
Temporary and Other Uses
Temporary uses and events P P P P P P P
Transportation and Communication
Antenna or communication facility C C C C C C -
Helipad - C C C C C -
Heliport - - C - - - -
Moving and Drayage Services - - C - - - -
Transit station or terminal P P P P P C -
Parking facility, non-residential C P P P P P C
Private transportation service - C P P P - -
Truck stop - - - - - - -
Vehicle Sales and Service
Automobile and truck rental - C P P P C - Note 54
Automobile and vehicle major repair - - P C C C - Note 65, Note 98 Automobile maintenance and minor repair C - P P C C - Note 98 Large truck and machinery - sales and leasing - - P C - C - Recreational vehicle, boats, trailer sales - - P P C P - Service station C - P P C C - Note 76
Vehicle, accessory equipment sales - - P P P C -
Vehicle sales - antique and collector - - C P P P - Notes 54, 87, 110
Vehicle sales (greater than one acre) - - C P P P - Notes 54, 87, 110
Vehicle sales (less than one acre) - - C P C C - Notes 54, 87, 110
Vehicle storage or impound yard - - C C - - -
Notes:
…
(4) Pursuant to Government Code Section 65583.2(i), the following projects are subject only to ministerial review to determine compliance with the City’s adopted objective design standards, and no discretionary design review shall be required:
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Any proposed residential development on sites previously identified in Fairfield’s 6th Cycle General Plan 2023-2031 Housing Element Sites Inventory (e.g., APNs 0038221010 and 0037010120).
Any project with owner-occupied or rental multifamily developments identified in the 2023-2031 Housing Element Sites Inventory, Table B, in which 20 percent or more of the units are affordable to lower income households.
(45) Conditional Use Permit approval shall be required for any automobile or vehicle sales or leasing in any multitenant building.
(56) Major repair use is also permitted as an ancillary use to vehicle sales dealerships which occupy sites of greater than one acre.
(67) A Conditional Use Permit shall be required for any service station in which the sale of alcoholic beverages, i.e., beer, wine, or distilled spirits, is proposed as part of the convenience market associated with the service station use.
(78) No vehicle may be stored or displayed on any vacant site or at any vacant commercial/industrial location except when approved as part of an auto dealership. (89) All auto repair shall be conducted within an enclosed building or in a rear or side yard behind a solid masonry wall. No work shall occur in parking lots or driveways. (910) Spa and massage therapy facilities shall comply with Chapter 10A. (1011) Vehicle sales in the CS District shall involve no outdoor sales lot. All vehicle sales shall occur within an enclosed showroom.
(12) Transitional housing, Supportive housing, and Residential care facilities, small are not regulated as separate land uses. Rather, they are identified in the land use table to establish their residential occupancy (e.g., single-family detached, duplex, or multifamily complex). For development purposes, these uses shall comply with all the standards applicable to the project site’s underlying zoning district. Determinations regarding the permissiveness of transitional housing will depend on the number of independent arrangements between tenants and the operator of the service. For example, more than two independent arrangements within a single housing unit will be regulated as a boarding house.
(13) Supportive housing (50 units or fewer) that meets the criteria under Government Code Section 65651 (defined in §25.33.22) is permitted by-right in all zones that allow multifamily dwellings and mixed uses.
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(14) Supportive housing (more than 50 units) shall comply with all the development standards applicable to the project site’s underlying zoning district and follow the entitlement procedures that apply to other comparable multifamily residential projects. (154) Retail sales of cannabis shall not be located on any commercial or industrial property within the area bounded by Travis Blvd., Pennsylvania Ave., and Gateway Blvd. (165) No commercial cannabis business, whether Retail, Manufacturing, or Testing Lab, shall be closer than six hundred (600) feet from any of the following sensitive uses that are in existence at the time a permit application is deemed complete: a public or private school providing instruction in kindergarten or any grades 1 through 12; a child day care center; or a youth center, as defined in Chapter 10E of the Fairfield Municipal Code. The distance measured shall be the horizontal distance measured in a straight line from the property line of the parcel with the sensitive use to the closest property line of the lot on which the cannabis business is located. (176) Under Government Code Section 65583.2(i), any mixed-use project located on a site listed in the 2023–2031 Housing Element Sites Inventory (Table B) that includes owner-occupied or rental multifamily housing, where 20 percent or more of the units are affordable to lowerincome households, shall be subject only to ministerial review for compliance with the objective standards in this section. No discretionary design review shall be required. (Ord. No. 2008-08, § 2; Ord. No. 2009-06, § 2; Ord. No. 2009-15, § 2; Ord. 2009-17, § 2; Ord. No. 2010-03, § 2; Ord. No. 2011-01, § 2; Ord. No. 2011-03, § 2; Ord. No. 2012-04, § 2; Ord. No. 2012- 15, § 2; Ord. No. 2013-03, § 3; Ord. No. 2013-04, § 3; Ord. No. 2013-18, § 2; Ord. No. 2014-03, § 2; Ord. No. 2015-05, §§ 2, 4; Ord. No. 2015-06, § 2; Ord. No. 2016-08, § 2; Ord. No. 2017-06, § 7; Ord. No. 2017-08, § 2; Ord. No. 2017-14, §§ 10, 11; Ord. No. 2019-04 §§ 4, 5; Ord. No. 2020-05, § 9; Ord. No. 2020-14, § 4; Ord. No. 2020-20, § 6; Ord. No. 2021-14, § 10; Ord. No. 2021-21, § 3; Ord. No. 2023-04, § 6; Ord. No. 2024-07, § 5; Ord. No. 2025-01, § 3.) …
SECTION 7. Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.22 Commercial Zoning Districts, Section
25.22.4.3 Mixed-Use Residential Development Regulations, is hereby amended to (1) add text establishing a minimum density of 20 dwelling units per acre in the CM zone and a procedure to waive this requirement provided the project site is not a Housing Element site, as follows:
25.22.4.3 Mixed-Use Residential Development Regulations This Section establishes allowable density and provides development regulations for mixed-use development projects incorporating residential and commercial uses in the Neighborhood Commercial (CN), Office Commercial (CO), Community Commercial (CC), Mixed Commercial (CM), and Commercial Thoroughfare (CT) zoning districts. For the purpose of this Section, mixeduse development shall be defined as development of a site or building with two or more different land uses, including a combination of residential, office, retail, or entertainment in a single or
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physically integrated group of structures. When the director has determined that a project meets this definition, the following standards shall apply:
A. Density and intensity. The maximum permitted residential density for any mixed-use development project shall be 32 dwelling units per acre in the CO, CC, CM, and CT zoning districts and 20 dwelling units per acre in CN zoning district. The minimum density for mixed-use development projects in the CM zone shall be 20 dwelling units per acre.
To achieve this density, the maximum allowable floor area ratio (FAR) in the CN, CO, CC, CM, and CT zoning districts shall be increased to .85. The calculation of FAR shall not include the area covered by ground floor parking structures or any ground floor area devoted to parking.
The Director may approve a reduction below the minimum permitted residential density in the CM zoning district if all of the following findings are made:
1. The project site is not identified in the City’s General Plan Housing Element inventory of sites to accommodate the City’s Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA); and
2. The proposed density is consistent with the General Plan. …
SECTION 8. Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.26 Agriculture and Public Benefit Zoning Districts, Table 25-23: Agriculture and Public Benefit District Land Use Designations, is hereby amended to (1) add “Farm employee housing, small” and “Farm employee housing, large” as a permitted use in the AG zone; and (2) amend Note (8) nomenclature, as follows:
P Use Permitted
Table 25-13: Agriculture and Public Benefit C Conditional Use Permit District Land Use Regulations (Continued) - Not permitted Zoning District Additional
Use AG OSC REC PF Regulations
Entertainment and Recreation Related (see Note 3)
Athletic Club - - C -
Campground
- - C C
Equestrian facility C C P C
Firearm or archery range C - - C Note 4
Fish or game club C C - -
Golf course - - C P
Land preserve P P P P
Stadium or arena - - C P
Theater (indoor) - - P
Theater (outdoor) - - C P
Public, Quasi-public, and Assembly Uses (see Note 3)
Cemetery or mausoleum C - - P
Church or other place of worship - - - P Note 5
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Community center - - P P
Corporation yard - - - P
Park, playground P C P P
Public safety facility - - C P
Utilities, Public and quasi-public - major C C C C
Utilities, Public and quasi-public - minor P P P P
Health and Veterinary Services
Hospital - - - P
General Services
Funeral and interment services - - - C Note 6
Hotel and Motel C 25.22.4.2
Office and Financial Services (see Note 3)
Offices, Government - - - P
Residential
Child day care center - - - C
Dwelling, single family detached P - - - Note 7
Caretaker’s residence C C - C Note 9
Farm labor employee housing, small
PC - - - Note 8,
§25.32.20Note
8 Farm employee housing, large P - - - Note 8,
§25.32.20
Temporary and Other Uses
Animal kennel C - - -
Temporary uses See Section 25.32.8
Transportation and Communication (see Note 3)
Airport - - - C
Antenna or communication facility C C C C
Helipad C - C C
Heliport C - - C
Parking facility, non-residential - - P P
Transit station or terminal - - - P
Notes:
(1) Conditional Use Permit requirement shall be waived for properties designated Intensive Agriculture on the General Plan Map.
(2) Produce stands not exceeding 400 sq. ft. of floor area are allowed for the seasonal sale of agricultural products grown on-site.
(3) City regulations, standards, and design guidelines shall apply to public and quasi-public utility facilities only to the extent that the City is not preempted by Federal and State law and the State Public Utilities Commission.
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(4) In the Agricultural zoning district, a firearm/archery range shall only be allowed as an outdoor use.
(5) Churches permitted only as a secondary use in an existing facility or on parcels of less than ten acres.
(6) Funeral and interment services allowed only in conjunction with cemetery or mausoleum.
(7) Only one single-family dwelling is allowed per parcel. Refer to Table 25-1 for RVL Residential Uses and Improvements.
(8) Farm labor employee housing in Agricultural Districts shall be subject to the same requirements as Agricultural uses.
(9) Use of a Caretaker’s residence as a residence can occur only in association with an active agricultural use.
(10) In the OSC (Open Space Conservation) Zoning District, educational and/or interpretative centers require a Conditional Use Permit when developed in association with a land preserve. (Ord. No. 2008-08, § 2; Ord. No. 2009-15, § 2; Ord. No. 2016-08, § 2; Ord. No. 2017-08, § 2; Ord.
No. 2018-03, § 7.)
SECTION 9. Chapter 25, Division 3, Section 25.32 Specific Use Regulations, is hereby amended to add new sections defining specific use regulations for (1) Farm Employee Housing (Section 25.32.20); (2) Low Barrier Navigation Center (Section 25.32.21); (3) Supportive Housing (Section 25.32.22); (3) Residential Care Facilities, Small (Section 25.32.23); (4) Residential Care Facilities, Large (Section 25.32.24); and (5) Transitional Housing (Section 25.32.25), as follows:
25.32.20 Farm Employee Housing.
Farm Employee Housing (Farm Employee Housing, Small and Farm Employee Housing, Large) must be located, developed, and operated in compliance with the following standards, where allowed by the land use regulations for the agricultural or public benefit zoning district in Table 25-13.
A. Eligible facilities. Farm employee housing may consist of a variety of living quarters, dwelling units, group housing, tents, bunkhouses, recreational vehicles, mobile homes, or other housing designed and maintained for use by eligible farm employees for temporary or seasonal residency or permanent residency. Farm employee housing does not include a hotel, motel, inn, tourist hotel, multiple-family dwelling, or single-family homes where the housing is offered and rented to nonagricultural employees on the same terms as to farm employees, the owner of the housing is not an agricultural employer, or the housing is classified as
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“employee community housing” under the California Health and Safety Code Section 17005.5 and is owned by a public entity or is privately owned by a qualified nonprofit entity and has been granted an exemption under Health and Safety Code Section 17031.3.
B. Streamlined review. Small farm employee housing, consisting of no more than 36 beds in group quarters or 12 units or spaces designed for use by a single family or household on a site in an Agricultural Zone or Open Space Zone, is a permitted agricultural use and only requires a Zoning Clearance under Section 25.40.2 to confirm that the standards of this Section and other applicable requirements of this Title are met. Large farm employee housing requires Site Approval by the Planning Commission; however, the time limits for review and approval, established in Section 17021.8 of the California Health and Safety Code apply.
C. Limits on location. No farm employee housing shall be allowed in the following locations:
1. Within 75 feet of barns, pens, or structures housing livestock or poultry;
2. Within 50 feet of a Residential zoning district;
3. On wetlands as defined in the United States Fish and Wildlife Service Manual, Part 660 FW 2 (June 21, 1993);
4. Within a very high or high fire hazard severity zone, as determined by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection;
5. On a hazardous waste site, unless the Department of Toxic Substances Control has cleared the site for residential use or residential mixed uses;
6. Within a delineated earthquake fault zone, as determined by the State Geologist, unless the development complies with applicable seismic protection building code standards adopted by the California Building Standards Commission and by the City’s building department;
7. Within a flood plain as determined by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, unless the development has been issued a flood plain development permit;
8. Within a floodway as determined by the Federal Emergency Management Agency;
9. On land subject to a natural community conservation plan, habitat conservation plan, or other adopted natural resource protection plan, or subject to a conservation easement (excluding Williamson Act contracts); and
10. On land subject to a natural community conservation plan, habitat conservation plan, or other adopted natural resource protection plan, or subject to a conservation easement (excluding Williamson Act contracts); and
11. On land where the groundwater is within five feet of the soil surface where onsite wastewater disposal would serve six or more family units.
B. Limits on fees. No taxes or permit fees that are not normally required for other development or agricultural activities in an Agricultural Zone shall be required for farm employee housing.
C. Maximum height. 25 feet.
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D. Minimum sleeping area – group quarters. In group quarters, the minimum floor area available for sleeping purposes shall be 50 square feet per occupant.
E. Accessory uses and structures – group quarters. The following accessory uses and structures are allowed for farm employee group quarters: food service for residents with a kitchen and dining hall; laundry facilities; storage facilities; and community facilities for education, group or individual meetings, reading, health, or other services.
F. No limits on density. Farm employee housing is exempt from the density limits of the Agricultural zoning district.
G. No occupancy restrictions. The occupants are not required to live in the housing as a condition of employment or of securing employment and the occupants are not required to live in the housing by the employer of the occupants, an agent of the employer of the occupants, or an agricultural employer as defined by the California Labor Code.
H. Open space required. When a farm employee housing project includes more than 12 dwelling units, recreational facilities and common open space for residents’ use shall be provided as follows:
1. Common area. A minimum of 5 percent of the site area for the farm employee housing shall be outdoor common area with recreational facilities for activities such as baseball, basketball, soccer, horseshoes, or children’s play areas
2. Private open space. 120 square feet of private open space per unit shall be provided.
I. Employee housing for six or fewer employees. Employee housing that accommodates six or fewer employees shall be considered a single-family structure and residential use pursuant to California Health and Safety Code Section 17021.5 and only has to meet the standards that apply to a single family dwelling on a lot. Use of a single-family dwelling for such housing does not constitute a change of occupancy for purposes of State Housing Law or the City’s Building Code.
J. Permit Required. A permit from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) is required for housing for five or more employees pursuant to the California Employee Housing Act; a copy of the HCD permit shall be provided to the Director of Development Services within 14 days of issuance.
K. Off-street parking. Off-street parking shall be provided as required by Section 25.34.
L. Setbacks. All farm employee housing shall be a minimum of 75 feet from any barn, pen, or other structure that houses livestock or poultry and a minimum of 50 feet from any other agricultural use.
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M. Water and wastewater disposal. All farm employee housing shall have public water service and public wastewater collection service.
N. Minimum period of occupancy. The owner of farm employee housing approved under this section must agree to maintain this housing for a minimum period of 10 years after issuance of a final building permit.
O. Compliance with other codes. Farm employee housing shall conform with all the requirements of the City that are applicable to agricultural uses in an Agricultural Zone in which the property is located. All farm employee housing must satisfy building, fire, and safety standards, such as fire lane widths, minimum fire flows, and emergency egress, as established through State of California’s Fire and Building Codes and as amended by the City.
25.32.21 Low Barrier Navigation Centers
A. Purpose. This section establishes standards for low barrier navigation centers (LBNCs), consistent with the General Plan and State law.
B. General Requirements. LBNCs are allowed by right with a zoning clearance in all areas zoned for mixed-use and nonresidential zones permitting multifamily uses under the Base Zoning Districts.
C. Development Standards. LBNCs shall be located, developed, and operated in compliance with the development standards of the zone where they are located.
D. Operating Standards. LBNCs shall comply with the requirements of California Government Code Section 65660 as follows:
1. LBNCs shall offer services to connect people to permanent housing through a services plan that identifies services staffing.
2. LBNCs shall be linked to a coordinated entry system, so that staff who co-locate in the facility may conduct assessments and provide services to connect people to permanent housing. In this context, a “coordinated entry system” means a centralized or coordinated assessment system developed pursuant to Section 576.400(d) or Section578.7(a)(8), as applicable, of Title 24 of the Code of Federal Regulations, as amended, and any related requirements, intended to coordinate participant intake, assessment, and referrals.
3. LBNCs shall have a working system for entering information regarding client stays, client demographics, client income, and exit destination through the local Homeless Management Information System.
E. Review and Approval. Within 30 days of receipt of an application for a LBNC development, the City shall notify a developer whether the developer’s application is complete. Within 60 days of receipt of a completed application, the City shall act upon its review of the application.
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25.32.22 Supportive Housing
A. Purpose. This section establishes regulations and standards for supportive housing in the City that will ensure land use compatibility with existing residential development, while also providing opportunities for this type of housing to meet the City’s housing needs, in accordance with Government Code Sections 65583(c)(3) and 65650–56.
B. General Requirements. Supportive housing shall be located, developed, and operated in compliance with the standards below, in zones where Supportive housing is allowed by Tables 25-1 and 25-9 and the corresponding Notes.
C. Development Standards.
1. Supportive housing projects are subject to the development and objective design standards that apply to other residential dwelling units of the same type in the same zoning district.
2. When Supportive housing projects of 50 units or fewer meet the criteria of Government Code Section 65651 and are located in zones where multifamily or mixed uses are permitted, they shall be processed under the same objective development standards and policies that apply to other multifamily projects within the underlying zoning district.
3. If the supportive housing development meets the criteria of Government Code Section 65651 and is located within one-half mile of a public transit stop as determined by the definition of “major transit stop” in Public Resources Code § 21064.3, the local government shall not impose any minimum parking requirements for the units occupied by supportive housing residents.
E. Licensing Requirements. Applicants shall comply with all federal and California state licensing requirements and applicable building codes and fire codes, including maximum occupancy restrictions. No limits shall be established on the length of stay.
F. Entitlements Required.
1. Supportive housing (50 units or fewer), regardless of the Density Bonus Law, shall be approved by right in zones where multifamily and mixed uses are permitted and shall require only a zone clearance when the project meets the criteria outlined in Government Code Section 65651. Supportive housing (50 units or fewer) that: (1) do not meet the criteria of Government Code Section 65651; or (2) are in zones where multifamily and mixed uses are not permitted shall be subject to the same restrictions that apply to other residential dwellings of the same type within the same zoning district.
2. Supportive housing (more than 50 units) shall follow the same entitlement review process and permitting requirements that apply to other comparable multifamily residential projects in the applicable underlying zoning district.
G. Application Processing Time. If the Supportive housing development meets the criteria of Government Code Section 65651, the City shall notify the developer whether the application is complete within 30 days of receipt of an application to develop supportive housing. The
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City shall complete its review of the application within 60 days after the application is complete for a project with 50 or fewer units, or within 120 days after the application is complete for a project with more than 50 units.
25.32.23 Residential Care Facilities, Small
A. Purpose. This section establishes standards for small residential care facilities (serving six or fewer residents in addition to the caregiver) to ensure quality of care while protecting neighborhood character and compliance with State law.
B. No Discretionary Review Required. No conditional use permit, zoning variance, or other discretionary approval shall be required for the establishment or operation of a small residential care facility in any zone that permits single-family dwellings. Such facilities shall be treated as a residential use of property, subject only to the same standards that apply to a single-family dwelling in the same zone.
C. State Licenses and Permits. Small residential care facilities must obtain all required state licenses and permits prior to operation. Evidence of such licensing shall be provided to the City.
D. Development Standards. Small residential care facilities shall comply with all applicable development standards for single-family dwellings in the zoning district where they are located.
25.32.24 Residential Care Facilities, Large
A. Purpose. This section establishes standards for residential care facilities for the physically and/or mentally disabled to provide quality services and facilities and minimize impacts to neighboring properties.
B. Applicability. The standards below apply only to Large Residential Care Facilities with 7 or more residents in addition to the caregiver.
C. Permit Required. Planning Commission approval of a Special Conditional Use Permit is required to establish a large residential care facility. The application for a residential care facility shall include the following information:
1. The number of persons being cared for.
2. The number of employees.
3. The facility’s hours of operation.
4. The State license number.
5. A site plan, including locations of existing residences or any other nearby structures.
6. An accurate traffic circulation plan detailing parking, circulation and areas for pick-up and drop-off.
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D. State Licenses and Permits Required. No occupancy permit shall be granted until the City has received evidence that all necessary State licenses and permits have been obtained.
E. Development Standards. Residential care facilities in commercial zones shall be developed in accordance with all development standards and density requirements applicable to the zone where they are located.
F. Maximum Concentration. No residential care facility may locate within 300 feet of any other such facility.
G. Density. The minimum site area required for a residential care facility shall be 350 square feet per resident.
H. Minimum Unit Size. 350 square feet.
I. Open Space Requirements. A minimum of 10 percent of the net lot area shall be dedicated to recreational areas and improved permanent usable open space accessible to all residents of the development, exclusive of driveways, parking areas, dwellings and non-recreation building areas.
J. Parking. Off-street parking spaces shall be located a maximum of 150 feet from building entrances.
K. Recreation Areas.
Recreation areas shall be enclosed by a minimum 6-foot-high fence or wall. Property line fences or walls may be used to fulfill this requirement.
1. Any swimming pool, pond, wading pools, or similar bodies of water greater than 18 inches in depth shall be fully enclosed by a minimum 5-foot-high non-climbable fence.
2. All entrances and exits shall have self-closing and latching gates. All latches shall be located at least 54 inches above adjacent grade
3. An assembly/lounge area with enough seating capacity to accommodate 60 percent of all residents at one time shall be included in the care facility, in addition to adequate restroom facilities and an activity room.
25.32.25 Transitional Housing
A. Purpose. This section establishes regulations and standards for transitional housing in the City that will ensure land use compatibility, while also providing opportunities for this type of housing to meet the City’s housing needs.
B. General Requirements. Transitional housing shall be located, developed, and operated in compliance with the standards below, in zones where this housing is allowed by the land use regulations in the Base District Regulations.
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C. Additional Land Use Regulations. Transitional housing may include office space for on-site supportive services, such as counseling, access to social services, medical and mental health care, housing and employment opportunities. On-site supportive services are considered an accessory use and not subject to any additional standards or permitting requirements.
D. Development Standards. Transitional housing shall only be subject to the development standards that apply to other residential uses in the zone where such housing is proposed. The maximum number of allowable dwelling units for transitional housing shall be the same as number allowed for residential development projects in the zone where the transitional housing project is proposed unless a residential density bonus is granted or the land or the land use regulations for specific zone specify another limit.
E. Minimum Unit Size. Transitional housing facilities shall have a minimum of 150 square feet of living space, shower and toilet facilities, laundry facilities, and secure storage areas for intended residents.
F. Building Accessibility and Safety Equipment. Indoor common areas and living units shall be handicapped adaptable and be provided with all necessary safety equipment (e.g., grab bars, ramps etc.), as well as emergency signal/intercom systems.
G. Parking. The entrance to off-street parking spaces shall be located a maximum of 150 feet from building entrances.
H. Operating Standards. No individual or family shall reside in transitional housing for more than 24 months. A minimum of 60 days shall be required between stays. The operator of the transitional housing shall maintain adequate documentation to demonstrate compliance with this provision.
I. Licensing and Permit Requirements. Applicants shall comply with all federal and California state licensing and permit requirements and applicable building codes and fire codes, including maximum occupancy restrictions.
J. Permits or Review Required.
1. Transitional housing may be provided in a variety of rental housing types (e.g., multipleunit dwelling, single-room occupancy, group residential, or single unit dwelling).
2. Transitional housing providing accommodations for six or fewer individuals shall be deemed a single-family use; only a zoning clearance is required.
3. All entrances and exits shall have self closing and latching gates. All latches shall be located at least 54 inches above adjacent grade.
4. Transitional housing providing accommodations for more than six individuals also is a permitted use in zones where multi-family and mixed use development is allowed and shall require administrative and design review.
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SECTION 10. Chapter 25, Division 3, Section 25.34 Parking and Loading, Table 25-17: Parking Spaces Required by Land Use is hereby amended to (1) revise standards for “Homeless shelters”; (2) revise standards for “Residential care facility, small”; (3) amend standards for “Residential care facility, large”, (4) revise standards “Farm labor employee housing, small”; (5) revise standards for “Farm labor employee housing, large”; and (6) revise standards for “Transitional Housing”, as follows:
Table 25-17: Parking Spaces Required by Land Use (cont.) Use Minimum Parking Required Applicable Sections
Industry
Contractor’s yard Parking for office, warehouse and outdoor storage area required per this table
Handicraft shop 1 space per 300 s.f. floor area
Industrial services 1 space per 500 s.f. floor area
Laboratory, processing 1 space per 500 s.f. floor area
Manufacturing and Assembly: 1 space per 750 s.f. of floor area, plus 1 space per 10,000 s.f. of outdoor use area
Multi-use/flex buildings (with up to 30%
office area) 1 space per 500 s.f. floor area
Office use in industrial facility or zoning
district 1 space per 250 s.f. floor area
Outdoor Storage 1 space per 10,000 s.f. floor area
Waste Diversion and Material Recovery 1 space per 1000 s.f. floor area, plus 1 space per 10,000 of outdoor use area
Wholesale, Storage and Distribution: Note 4
first 10,000 s.f. of floor area 1 space per 1000 s.f. floor area floor area from 10,000 s.f. up to 40,000
s.f. 1 space per 1500 s.f. floor area
floor area more than 40,000 s.f. 1 space per 3000 s.f. floor area Note 4: The floor areas referred to under Wholesale, Storage and Distribution apply to a single building. Where two or more buildings are located on the same parcel, the parking requirement is calculated separately for each building.
Offices and Financial Services
Banks 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area
Bail bond service 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area
Check cashing service 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area
Offices:
Admin & business, professional &
personal service Note 5
first 5,000 s.f. of floor area 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area floor area more than 5,000 s.f. 1 space per 250 s.f. floor area Medical and dental 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area
Government 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area
Note 5: The floor areas referred to under administrative office apply to a single building. Where two or more buildings are located on the same parcel, the parking requirement is calculated separately for each building.
Public, Quasi-public, and Assembly Uses
Cemetery or mausoleum As determined by review authority Church or other place of worship
1 space per 4 fixed seats in sanctuary, or 1
space per 50 s.f. of assembly area with no
fixed seating
Auditorium, dance hall, exhibition hall or
meeting hall
1 space per 4 fixed seats, or 1 space per 50
s.f. of floor area used for assembly,
exhibitions or dancing with no fixed seats
Community center As determined by review authority
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Corporation yard As determined by review authority
Homeless shelter
As determined by review authority,
provided this number does not exceed the
comparable parking standard for the base
zone (§25.20.3).As determined by review
authority
Park, playground As determined by review authority
Public safety facility As determined by review authority Utilities, Public or quasi- public utilities -
minor Note 1 above (following Agriculture)
Utilities, Public or quasi- public utilities -
major As determined by review authority
Table 25-17: Parking Spaces Required by Land Use (cont.) Use Minimum Parking Required Applicable Sections
Residential Uses
Assisted living facilities As determined by review authority Caretaker’s residence 1 space per dwelling
Community care facility
Parking is required per this table based on
the type of facility (e.g., dwelling, nursing
home, etc.)
Residential care facility, small The comparable parking standard for the base zone (§25.20.3).
Residential care facility, large 0.25 spaces per bed
Dwellings See residential development regulations §25.20.3 Family day care (large and small) No additional parking beyond that required for the dwelling
Farm labor employee housing, small The comparable parking standard for the base zone (§25.20.3).
Farm employee housing, large
One parking space for one bedroom or
studio units, two spaces for units with two
or more bedrooms, and one space per three
beds for group quarters.1 space per
dwelling
Mobile home See residential development regulations §25.20.4.6 Transitional housing
The comparable parking standard for the
base zone (§25.20.3).As determined by
review authority
Residential Accessory Uses and Improvements
Accessory dwelling units No additional parking shall be required. See §25.20.4.11. §25.20.4.11
Common area uses and facilities As determined by review authority Subdivision sales trailer, temporary on-site Note 1 above (following Agriculture) Subdivision model homes 2 spaces per model for subdivisions with 75 or more lots
Temporary and Other Uses
Temporary uses and events As determined by review authority Transportation and Communication
Airport As determined by review authority
Antenna or communication facility Note 1 above (following Agriculture) Helipad 5 spaces per pad
Heliport As determined by review authority
Parking facility none
Transit station or terminal As determined by review authority
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Vehicle and Equipment Sales and Service
Automobile and vehicle related:
Accessory equipment sales 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area Automobile and truck rental
1 space per 200 s.f. of office floor area, plus
1 space per 400 s.f. of maintenance floor
area
Large equipment sales 1 space per 400 s.f. floor area, plus 1 space per 2000 s.f. outdoor sales area
Maintenance and repair
1 space per 200 s.f. of office floor area, plus
1 space per 400 s.f. of maintenance floor
area
Recreational vehicle, boats, trailer sales 1 space per 400 s.f. floor area, plus 1 space per 2000 s.f. outdoor sales area
Service station
1 space per 200 s.f. of office or retail floor
area, plus 1 space per 400 s.f. of
maintenance floor area
Vehicle sales 1 space per 400 s.f. floor area, plus 1 space per 2000 s.f. outdoor sales area
Vehicle storage or impound yard 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area Equipment rental (indoor) 1 space per 200 s.f. floor area Equipment rental (outdoor) 1 space per 400 s.f. floor area, plus 1 space per 2000 s.f. outdoor sales area
SECTION 11. Chapter 25, Division 4, is hereby amended to add a new section for Ministerial Housing Review (Section 25.40.9) procedures for certain qualifying multifamily housing and small lot home development, as follows:
25.40.9 Ministerial Housing Review
The purpose of this Section is to streamline the permitting process for infill multifamily residential development projects, including mixed-use development projects, that comply with specific development options set forth in California Government Code Sections 65852.24, 65912.100- 65912.105, 65913.4, 65913.12, and 65913.16. Nothing in this Section precludes an applicant from applying for Development Review or Minor Development Review.
A. Infill housing projects eligible for streamlined, ministerial approval process under Government Code Section 65913.4 (otherwise known as SB 35 projects).
1. Applicability. Ministerial Housing Review approval will be granted for a multifamily residential development, including a mixed-use development, if it complies with the following:
a. Qualifies for streamlined, ministerial approval under California Government Code Section 65913.4.
b. Complies with the City's objective zoning standards and objective subdivision standards, as defined in California Government Code Section 65913.4 and set forth in the Zoning Ordinance.
2. Conflicting laws. In the case of a conflict between the City’s standards set forth in Section 25.40.9.A.1 above and the standards set forth in California Government Code Section 65913.4, the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
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3. Notification of compliance with the standards. If the Department determines a project submitted under this section conflicts with any of the requirements set forth in Section 25.40.9.A.1 above, it shall inform the applicant, in writing, of the requirements the project conflicts with, along with an explanation of all conflicts, within the following timeframes:
a. Within 60 days of the application submittal if the project contains 150 or fewer dwelling units; or
b. Within 90 days of the application submittal if the project contains more than 150 dwelling units.
4. Deemed approved. If the City does not provide written notice as required by Section
25.40.9.A.3 above, the project shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements specified in Section 25.40.9.A.1 above and must be granted Ministerial Housing Review approval.
5. Time limits on project approvals. Section 25.42.5.A governs the establishment and expiration of Ministerial Housing Review approvals granted under this Section, except when it conflicts with subdivision (f) of California Government Code Section 65913.4, in which case the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
B. Residential development on commercially-zoned lands consistent with Government Code Chapter 4.1 (California Government Code Sections 65912.100 through 65912.140)(Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act of 2022).
1. Applicability. Ministerial Housing Review approval will be granted for multifamily residential development if it complies with the following:
a. Qualifies for streamlined, ministerial approval under California Government Code Chapter 4.1.
b. Complies with the City's objective zoning standards and objective subdivision standards, as defined in California Government Code Chapter 4.1 and as set forth in the Zoning Ordinance.
c. Complies with the objective standards set forth in an applicable Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan adopted pursuant to California Public Utilities Code Sections 21670 through 21679.5.
2. Conflicting laws. In the case of a conflict between the City’s standards set forth in Section 25.40.9.B.1 above and the standards set forth in California Government Code Chapter 4.1, the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
3. Notification of compliance with the standards. If the Department determines a project submitted under this section conflicts with any of the requirements set forth in Section 25.40.9.B.1 above, it shall inform the applicant, in writing, of the requirements the project conflicts with, along with an explanation of all conflicts, within the following timeframes:
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a. Within 60 days of the application submittal if the project contains 150 or fewer dwelling units; or
b. Within 90 days of the application submittal if the project contains more than 150 dwelling units.
4. Deemed approved. If the City does not provide written notice as required by Section
25.40.9.B.3 above, the project shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements specified in subsection 1 above and must be granted Ministerial Housing Review approval.
5. Time limits on project approvals. Section 25.42.5.A governs the establishment and expiration of Ministerial Housing Review approvals granted under this Section, except when it conflicts with subdivision (f) of California Government Code Section 65913.4, in which case the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
C. Residential development on land zoned for office, retail, or parking consistent with California Government Code Section 65852.24 (Middle Class Housing Act of 2022).
1. Deemed allowable use. A housing development project, as defined in California Government Code Section 65852.24, is deemed an allowable use on land zoned for office, retail, or parking and shall not require a rezone, if it complies with the following:
a. Complies with California Government Code Section 65852.24. b. Is not within a special planning district, overlay zone, or planned unit development that prohibits office, retail, or stand-alone surface parking as permitted uses. c. Complies with the City's objective zoning standards.
2. Conflicting laws. In the case of a conflict between the City’s standards set forth in Section 25.40.9.B.1 above and the standards set forth in California Government Code Section 65852.24, the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
D. Residential development consistent with Government Code Section 65913.16 (Affordable Housing on Faith and Higher Education Lands Act of 2023).
1. Applicability. Ministerial Housing Review will be granted for a multifamily residential development project if it complies with the following:
a. Qualifies for streamlined, ministerial approval under California Government Code Section 65913.16.
b. Complies with the City's objective zoning standards and objective subdivision standards, as defined in California Government Code Section 65913.16 and as set forth in the Zoning Ordinance.
c. Complies with the objective standards set forth in an applicable Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan adopted pursuant to California Public Utilities Code Sections 21670 through 21679.5.
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2. Conflicting laws. In the case of a conflict between the City’s standards set forth in
25.40.9.D.1 above and the standards set forth in California Government Code Section 65913.16, the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
3. Notification of compliance with the standards. If the Department determines a project submitted under this section conflicts with any of the requirements set forth in Section 25.40.9.D.1 above, it shall inform the applicant, in writing, of the requirements the project conflicts with, along with an explanation of all conflicts, within the following timeframes:
a. Within 60 days of the application submittal if the project contains 150 or fewer dwelling units; or
b. Within 90 days of the application submittal if the project contains more than 150 dwelling units.
4. Deemed approved. If the City does not provide written notice as required by Section
25.40.9.D.3 above, the project shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements specified in subsection 1 above and must be granted Ministerial Housing Review approval.
5. Time limits on project approvals. Section 25.42.5.A governs the establishment and expiration of Ministerial Housing Review approvals granted under this Section, except when it conflicts with subdivision (f) of California Government Code Section 65913.4, in which case the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
E. Extremely affordable adaptive reuse projects consistent with Government Code Section 65913.12.
1. Applicability. Ministerial Housing Review will be granted for a multifamily residential development project if it complies with the following:
a. Qualifies for streamlined, ministerial approval under California Government Code Section 65913.12.
b. Complies with the city's objective zoning standards and objective subdivision standards, as set forth in the Zoning Ordinance.
c. Complies with the objective standards set forth in an applicable Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan adopted pursuant to California Public Utilities Code Sections 21670 through 21679.5.
2. Conflicting laws. In the case of a conflict between the City’s standards set forth in
25.40.9.E.1 above and the standards set forth in California Government Code Section 65913.12, the provisions of the California Government Code shall prevail.
3. Notification of compliance with the standards. If the Department determines a project submitted under this section conflicts with any of the requirements set forth in
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Section 25.40.9.E.1 above, it shall inform the applicant, in writing, of the requirements the project conflicts with, along with an explanation of all conflicts, within the following timeframes:
a. Within 60 days of the application submittal if the project contains 150 or fewer dwelling units; or
b. Within 90 days of the application submittal if the project contains more than 150 dwelling units.
4. Deemed approved. If the City does not provide written notice as required by
25.40.9.E.3 above, the project shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements specified in subsection 1 above and must be granted Ministerial Housing Review approval.
SECTION 12. Chapter 25, Division 5, Section 25.50 Definitions of Terms and Phrases, is hereby amended to add and modify the following definitions, as follows:
25.50.2 Land Use Definitions
The following land use definitions are listed in alphabetic order.
Assisted Living Facility. A residential land use that provides individual dwelling units supplemented with limited nursing and other services available on site. Assisted Living facilities typically have group facilities for dining and cooking, centralized food service, and can offer social programs and other group amenities.
A facility offering skilled nursing services, memory care, or other more intensive medical care as licensed by the State Department of Public Health is defined as a “nursing home.” A family home or group care facility not offering individual dwelling units, or similar facility licensed by the State of California as an Adult Residential Care Facility will be classified as a Community Care Facility-Residential.Residential care facilities, large or Residential care facilities, small, according to the size of the family home or group care facility.
Boarding House, Large. The renting of rooms within a dwelling to seven or more separate households where each household is subject to a separate rental or lease agreement or other payment arrangement with the property owner. Large Boarding Houses may include but are not limited to fraternity or sorority houses, housing for migrant farm workers, supportive and transitional housing programs, and residential motels and hotels, except for those facilities that meet the Single Room Occupancy land use definition. Meals may or may not be provided, but there is one common kitchen facility. Large Boarding Houses differ from the Community Care Facility-Residential care facilities, large, and Residential care facilities, small, in that they are not licensed by the State of California.
Boarding House, Small. The renting of rooms within a dwelling to three to six separate households where each household is subject to a separate rental or lease agreement or other payment arrangement with the property owner. Small Boarding Houses may include but are not
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limited to fraternity or sorority houses, housing for migrant farm workers, and supportive and transitional housing programs. Meals may or may not be provided, but there is one common kitchen facility. Small Boarding Houses differ from the Community Care Facility-Residential care facilities, large, and Residential care facilities, small, in that they are not licensed by the State of California.
Community Care Facility - Residential. Any family home, group care facility, or similar facility for twenty-four (24) hour a day residential non-medical care including, but not limited to persons with disabilities, or incompetent persons. All Community Care Facilities - Residential shall be licensed by the State of California and operated in full compliance with all State, Building Code, Fire Code, and Health Code requirements. This land use category does not include facilities which provide non-residential care on less than a 24 hour a day basis; said uses are classified as Adult Day Care.
Discretionary approval. Any entitlement or approval, including but not limited to a use permit, variance, site approval, and subdivision map.
Efficiency Unit. A small, self-contained dwelling unit (occupied by no more than two persons) containing one habitable room. Bathrooms, toilet rooms, closets, halls, storage or utility spaces and similar areas are not considered habitable rooms.
Farm employee. A person employed in agriculture or activities associated with agricultural packing and storage and transportation of agricultural products. The employment may be fulltime, full-time seasonal, temporary, or part-time.
Farm employee housing, large. Farm employee housing consisting of more than thirty-six beds in group quarters used exclusively for farm employees, or more than twelve units or spaces designed for use by a single family or household with one or more farm employees.
Farm employee housing, small. Farm employee housing consisting of no more than thirty-six beds in group quarters used exclusively for farm employees, or twelve units or spaces designed for use by a single family or household with one or more farm employees. Farm employee housing includes single-family dwelling units occupied by a farmworker employed full-time and working on-site where the dwelling unit is located and the farmworker's household.
Low Barrier Navigation Center. A Housing First, low barrier, temporary, service-enriched shelter focused on helping homeless individuals and families to quickly obtain permanent housing.
Ministerial approval. An administrative approval of an entitlement or permit application that involves little or no discretion to determine whether development standards and other applicable requirements are met based on the facts presented in an application. Ministerial approvals may include use of a checklist or similar compliance procedure.
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Objective Design Standards. A standard that involves no personal or subjective judgement by a public official or decision-making authority and are uniformly verifiable by reference to an external and uniform benchmark or criterion available and knowable by both the applicant or development proponent and the public official or decision-maker prior to submittal of an application. This term includes “objective zoning standards,” “objective design standards”, and “objective subdivision standards.”
Residential care facilities, large. Housing that provides seven or more residents with a program of assisted-living services to deal with the activities and instrumental activities of daily living.
Residential shall be licensed by the State of California and operated in full compliance with all State, Building Code, Fire Code, and Health Code requirements. This land use category does not include facilities which provide non-residential care on less than a 24 hour a day basis; said uses are classified as Adult Day Care.
Residential care facilities, small. Housing that provides less than seven residents with a program of assisted-living services to deal with the activities and instrumental activities of daily living.
Residential shall be licensed by the State of California and operated in full compliance with all State, Building Code, Fire Code, and Health Code requirements. This land use category does not include facilities which provide non-residential care on less than a 24 hour a day basis; said uses are classified as Adult Day Care.
Supportive Housing. Housing with no limit on length of stay that is occupied by a target population, and that is linked to on-site or off-site services that assist the supportive housing resident in retaining housing, improving his or her health status, and maximizing his or her ability to live and, when possible, work in the community. Regulations and permitting requirements for supportive housing are differentiated in part by number of units: 50 units or less, or more than 50 units.
Transitional Housing. Buildings configured as rental housing developments, but operated under program requirements that require the termination of assistance and recirculating of the assisted unit to another eligible program recipient at a predetermined future point in time that shall be no less than six months from the beginning of the assistance.
Target population. Adults or families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and who have one or more disabling conditions, including a mental disability, physical disability, developmental disability, chronic health condition, HIV or AIDS, or a substance use disorder. The term also includes individuals or families experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness who require supportive services, including survivors of domestic violence, transition-age youth exiting the child welfare or juvenile justice systems, veterans, and migratory agricultural workers.
SECTION 13. Chapter 25, Article III, Division 15, Merger of Contiguous Parcels, is hereby amended to add new Section 25.166.124, Lot Merger Incentives, that specify the purpose, eligibility, and incentives, as follows:
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25.166.124 Lot Merger Incentives.
A. Purpose. The purpose of this article is to encourage the redevelopment of smaller sites through allowing incentives for qualifying housing projects that include the merging or consolidation of parcels.
B. Eligibility for Incentives.
1. Qualifying Projects: Housing developments that consist of lot consolidation pursuant to Division 14 Merger of Contiguous Parcels and meet either of the following location and affordability criteria:
a. Housing Inventory Sites that construct at a minimum, the number of residential units at the level of affordability identified in the Housing Element Appendix C: Sites Inventory.
b. Residential Zoning Districts RM, RH, and RVH; Heart of Fairfield Zoning Districts HD/HDC, HO, HWT, HTD, and HR; and Commercial Zoning District CM sites not identified in the Housing Element Sites Inventory associated with a rental development proposal consisting of twenty (20%) percent of the units affordable to lower income households and ownership development proposal consisting of twenty (20%) percent of the units affordable to moderate income households.
2. Development Standards:
a. Consolidated sites must meet a minimum site area of 7,500 square feet and not exceed a maximum of 5 acres after consolidation.
b. All projects shall comply with the respective development standards, objective design standards, and allowable uses as specified in the underlying Base Zoning District.
C. Incentives. Projects meeting criteria defined in B above are eligible for the following incentives:
1. Application processing shall be prioritized throughout the planning entitlement phase to the maximum extent feasible
2. All subdivisions, regardless of the number of parcels created, shall be subject to the administrative Parcel Map subdivision process; however, maps requiring exceptions as specified in Division 5, Section 25.158 shall follow the standard review process.
3. Parking requirements for residential units less than 500 sq. ft. shall be reduced by 50%, regardless of bedroom count;
4. Waiver of planning entitlement fees: Waive all planning application fees except for direct costs for consultant fees associated with project review. This waiver shall not include applicable parking in lieu or development impact fees.
Section 25.47.5 Findings. The City Council finds as follows:
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A. The proposed Zoning Map Change, Zoning Ordinance Amendments, and General Plan Amendments are consistent with the goals, policies, and actions of the General Plan. The Zone Change creates consistency between the adopted 2023-2031 Housing Element and the Land Use Element, in conjunction with the proposed General Plan Amendment, by allowing housing on sites identified in the Housing Element, and in compliance with requirements for sites rezoned to accommodate lower income RHNA identified in Government Code § 65583.2(h). These Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments are direct implementation actions associated with the 2023-2031 Housing Element and are therefore directly consistent. The General Plan Amendment creates consistency between the adopted 2023-2031 Housing Element and the Land Use Element by applying Community Commercial and Residential Very High land use designations to sites identified in the Housing Element to allow for residential development. The proposed General Plan Land Use Amendment is consistent with all other provisions of the General Plan.
B. The proposed amendments would not be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety, convenience, or welfare of the City. The proposed General Plan Amendment, Zone Change, and Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment are mandated by State Housing Law to implement the Housing Element rezoning program for the 2023–2031 planning period. These amendments implement Housing Element policy by providing housing opportunities for diverse households and facilitating the development of housing for all income levels—very low, low, moderate, and above moderate—on sites identified as suitable for redevelopment. The amendments consist solely of land use and zoning changes; no specific developments are proposed at this time. Any future residential proposals on these sites will require separate City review and must comply with all applicable Zoning Ordinance standards, including those designed to minimize potential impacts on adjacent properties. The proposed amendments will not be detrimental to surrounding properties or to the public interest, health, safety, convenience, or welfare of the City, and they promote the development of adequate housing sites, support affordable housing, and affirmatively further fair housing consistent with the Housing Element’s goals and policies to accommodate the City’s share of regional housing needs.
C. The site is physically suitable (including, but not limited to access, provision of utilities, compatibility with adjoining land uses, and absence of physical constraints) for the requested zoning designations and anticipated land uses/developments. The proposed zoning changes include sites that are physically suitable for the requested zoning designations and anticipated residential uses. Pursuant to Government Code Sections 65583(a)(3) and 65583.2(a)–(g), the City’s 2023–2031 Housing Element evaluated each site to ensure it is adequate in size, shape, topography, zoning, access, and availability of utilities, and is compatible with surrounding land uses. The sites proposed for rezoning meet these state-mandated criteria and are appropriate for the requested zoning designations and anticipated residential uses. The proposed General Plan amendments apply land use designations consistent with the zoning changes required as part of the 2023-2031 Housing Element. As such, the sites have been evaluated and deemed suitable for residential development as part of the Housing Element development process.
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D. The proposed amendment is in compliance with the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Pursuant to Assembly Bill 131 (Government Code section § 65583(c), the Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Map Changes intended to implement the rezoning actions (actions 6.1 and 6.2) identified in the 2023-2031 Housing Element are statutorily exempt from CEQA. Other proposed related amendments to the Zoning Ordinance to implement other Housing Action Plan programs (actions 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 6.3, 7.2, 7.6 and 8.2) are also exempt from CEQA because it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the adoption of these provisions would have a significant adverse effect on the environment (CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15061(b)(3)). These zoning amendments primarily modify organizational or administrative activities that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment (Public Resources Code section 21065; CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs.
Section 15378). An Initial Study/Addendum to the Final Environmental Impact Report (ER2025- 0026) for the project has been prepared pursuant to the CEQA, which found that potential impacts from implementation of the General Plan Amendment were previously analyzed and mitigated by the City of Fairfield General Plan Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2021080289). No new significant impacts have been identified; therefore, now further environmental review is required.
SECTION 14. This Ordinance shall be effective 30 days following its adoption by the City Council. A summary of this Ordinance shall, within 15 days after passage, be published in accordance with Section 36933 of the Government Code of the State of California with the names of the City Councilmembers voting for and against it.
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INTRODUCED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Fairfield on the 20th day of January 2026, and
PASSED AND ADOPTED this ___ day of _________________ 2026, by the following vote:
AYES: MEMBERS: MOY/BERTANI/CARR/PANDURO/SANDHU/TONNESEN/WILLIAMS NOES: MEMBERS: _________________________________________________ ABSENT: MEMBERS: _________________________________________________ ABSTAIN: MEMBERS: _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________
MAYOR
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EXHIBIT A
STATE OF CALIFORNIA - BUSINESS, CONSUMER SERVICES AND HOUSING AGENCY GAVIN NEWSOM, Governor
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION OF HOUSING POLICY DEVELOPMENT
651 Bannon Street, Ste. 400
Sacramento, CA 95811
(916) 263-2911 / FAX (916) 263-7453
www.hcd.ca.gov
December 16, 2025
Dave Zellers, Director
Community Development Department
City of Fairfield
1000 Webster Street, 2nd Floor
Fairfield, California 94533
RE: City of Fairfield 6th Cycle Housing Element Update Rezone Requirements – Letter of Inquiry
Dear Dave Zellers:
The purpose of this letter is to inquire about the status of the City of Fairfield’s (City) 6th Cycle Housing Element implementation program related to sites to accommodate the Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) pursuant to Government Code section 65585, subdivision (i). The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) sent the City a letter on April 10, 2023, finding the City’s housing element in substantial compliance with Housing Element Law.1 This was based on, among other reasons, the City’s commitment to complete Program 6 (Zoning Ordinance Update) to rezone adequate sites to satisfy its lower-income RHNA shortfall and to allow by-right processing of sites identified in previous housing elements pursuant to Government Code section 65583.2, subdivision (c).
Rezoning Requirements
Pursuant to Government Code section 65583, subdivision (c)(1)(A), all rezoning actions must be completed generally three years from the statutory deadline (January 31, 2023) if the local government adopted a sixth cycle housing element and HCD found the adopted element to be in substantial compliance within one year of the statutory deadline.2 1 Gov. Code, § 65580 et seq.
2 Please note that for the sixth and previous cycles, the jurisdiction’s actual rezone deadline is either three years after either the date the housing element is adopted pursuant to Government Code section 65585, subdivision (f), or 90 days after receipt of comments from HCD pursuant to section 65585, subdivision (b), whichever is earlier. However, for the ease of implementation, HCD is using three years from the statutory deadlines as a general benchmark.
Name, Title
Consequences of Failure to Implement Program 6
Government Code section 65585, subdivision (i), grants HCD authority to review any action or failure to act by a local government that it determines is inconsistent with an adopted housing element or Housing Element Law. This includes failure to implement program actions included in the housing element. Failure to implement rezone actions in Program 6 by the statutory deadline means the City’s housing element will no longer substantially comply with Housing Element Law, and HCD may revoke its finding of substantial compliance.
Various consequences may apply if the City does not have a housing element in compliance with Housing Element Law, including ineligibility or delay in receiving certain state funds, referral to the California Office of the Attorney General, court-imposed financial penalties, the loss of local land use authority to a court-appointed agent, and the application of the “builder’s remedy.”3
Conclusion
Housing elements are essential to developing a blueprint for growth and are a vital tool to address California’s prolonged housing crisis. Accordingly, state law has established clear disincentives for local jurisdictions that fail to comply with Housing Element Law.
To ensure the City continues to meet the 6th cycle update requirements for a substantially compliant housing element, HCD requests that the City provide an update on the status and timeline of implementation of Program 6 by January 15, 2026 and submit any adopted rezones and accompanying resolutions to HCD for review.
HCD will consider any written response before taking further action authorized by Government Code section 65585, subdivision (i), including issuance of a Corrective Action Letter and revocation of HCD’s finding of housing element compliance.
HCD looks forward to receiving your written response to this inquiry. If you have any questions or would like to discuss the content of this letter, please contact Reid Miller, Housing Policy Specialist, at [email protected].
Sincerely,
Melinda Coy
Housing Accountability Unit Chief
3 Gov. Code, §§ 65585, subds. (j), (l)(1), (i); 65589.5, subd. (d)(6) and (h)(11).
Agenda Item No: G.2
AGENDA REPORT
DATE: November 12, 2025
TO: Chairperson and Members of the Planning Commission
FROM: Community and Economic Development Department
SUBJECT: Resolution PC2025-09 (2023-2031 Housing Element Implementation) Recommending the City Council Approve General Plan Amendments (GPA2025-0003) for the Following Five Assessors Parcel Numbers (APN): (1) APN: 0027-370-280 at Westamerica Drive and Suisun Valley Road From High Density Residential to Community Commercial; (2) APN: 0027- 370-300 at Mangels Boulevard and Suisun Valley Road From High Density Residential to Community Commercial; (3) APN: 0038-221-010 At East Tabor Avenue and Railroad Avenue, from High Density Residential to Very High Density Residential; (4) APN: 0034-050-320 at Heath Drive and Peach Tree Drive from High Density Residential to Very High Density Residential; (5) 1351 East Tabor Avenue (APN: 0037-010-120) from High Density Residential to Very High Density Residential; and Approve a Zone Change (ZC2025-0006) Rezoning the Following Seven Parcels:
(1) 3066 Travis Boulevard (APN: 0152-280-140) from Community Commercial District to Mixed Commercial District; (2) APN: 0027-370-280 at Westamerica Drive and Suisun Valley Road From Office Commercial District to Mixed Commercial District; (3) APN: 0027-370-300 at Mangels Boulevard and Suisun Valley Road, from Office Commercial District to Mixed Commercial District; (4) APN: 0027-360-070 at Campus Lane and Suisun Valley Road from Industrial Business Park District to Residential Very High Density District; (5) APN: 0038-221-010 At East Tabor Avenue And Railroad Avenue From Residential High Density District to Residential Very High Density District; (6) APN: 0034-050-320 at Heath Drive and Peach Tree Drive, from Residential High Density District to Residential Very High Density District; (7) 1351 East Tabor Avenue (APN: 0037- 010-120) from Residential High Density District to Residential Very High Density District; And Amending Various Sections of Chapter 25, Article I, Also Known as The Zoning Ordinance, to Implement the 2023-2031 Housing Element
Contact:
City Contact: Vicrim Chima, (707) 428-7446, [email protected] Planning Consultant: Alison Moore, (415) 956-4300, [email protected]
PROJECT RECORD
Resolution No.: PC2025-09
File No.: General Plan (GP2025-0003); Zone Change (ZC2025-0006); Environmental Review (ER2025-0026); Environmental Review (ER2025-0027)
Location: Citywide
Applicant: City of Fairfield
RECOMMENDED ACTION
The Planning Commission adopt Resolution PC2025-09, recommending City Council adoption of a General Plan Amendment, Zone Change, and Zoning Ordinance Amendment to comply with the City's adopted 2023-2031 Housing Element and California Department of Housing and Community Development regional affordable housing requirements.
STATEMENT OF ISSUE
Public hearing requested by the City for zoning text and map amendments and associated General Plan amendments to implement the City’s 2023–2031 Housing Element. The project includes rezoning of seven sites and making associated General Plan amendments for five of these sites for consistency.
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DISCUSSION
Table 1: Sites Proposed for Rezoning, Existing Conditions Site # APN Address Parcel
Size
Existing
Use
Current
Zoning
Current GP
Designation
Surrounding Parcel
Zoning
Surrounding Parcel
Existing Use
Surrounding Parcel GP
Designation
1 0152280140
Travis Blvd
and Oliver
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Coffee
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Commercial
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Commercial
Community
North, East, South,
West: CC
North: Commercial
East: Public
South: Commercial
West: Commercial
North, East, South,
West: Com
Community
2 0027370280
Westamer
ica Dr and
Suisun
Valley Rd
2.5 Vacant
Office
Commercial
(CO)
Residential
High
North: RM
East: RM
South: CO
West: CO
North: Residential
East: Residential
South: Vacant
West: Office
North: Res Medium
East: Res Medium
South: Com Office
West: Com Office
3 0027370300
Mangels
Rd and
Suisun
Valley Rd
3.5 Vacant CO Residential
High
North: CO
East: RM
South: RVH
West: CO
North: Vacant
East: Residential
South: Vacant
West: Office
North: Com Office
East: Res Medium
South: Ind Business &
Ind Park
West: Com Office
4 0027360070
Campus Ln
and Suisun
Valley Rd
3.1 Vacant
Industrial
Business
Park (IBP)
Residential
Very High
North: N/A
East: IBP
South: RM
West: RM
North: School
East: Office
South: Residential
West: Residential
North: Public
Facilities
East: Ind Business &
Ind Park
South: Res Medium
West: Res Medium
5 0038221010
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High
North: RH, RLM
East: N/A
South: N/A
West: Site #7
North: Residential
East: N/A
South: N/A
West: Site #7
North: Res High
East: N/A
South: N/A
West: Site #7
6 0034050320
Heath Dr
and Peach
Tree Dr
1.6 Vacant RH Residential
High
North: RH
East: RH
South: RM
West: RH
North: Residential
East: Church
South: Residential
West: Church
North: Res High
East: Res High
South: Res Medium
West: Res High
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Tabor Ave 5.0 Vacant RH ResidentialHigh
North: RH
East: Site #5
South: N/A
West: CN, RH
North: Residential
East: Site #5
South: N/A
West: Commercial,
Residential
North: Res High
East: Site #5
South: N/A
West: Res High
Agenda Item No: G.2
Other Site Information:
The following sites currently have Planning entitlements:
Site 4, APN 0027360070, entitled multifamily residential project Site 6, APN 0034050320, entitled recovery services facility Background
Housing Element Rezoning:
Every eight years, the City and all other California jurisdictions are required by State law to revise and update their individual Housing Elements. On February 7, 2023, the City approved the 2023- 2031 General Plan Housing Element (Housing Element). Article 10.6, Section 65580 – 65589.8, Chapter 3 of Division 1 of Title 7 of the Government Code sets forth the legal requirements for a housing element and encourages the provision of affordable housing in suitable living environments for all communities to meet statewide goals.
California Housing Element law requires each city and county to develop local housing programs designed to meet their “fair share” of housing needs for all income groups. These needs are determined based on projected population growth through the Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) (Government Code Section 65580). The RHNA represents the number of housing units a jurisdiction must plan for during the 8-year Housing Element planning period.
Fairfield’s RHNA is 3,069 units, divided into income categories, shown in Table 2, below.
Table 2: 2023 – 2031 Fairfield Regional Housing Needs Allocation Income Category Needed Units Percent of Needed Units
Extremely Low (0-30% of AMI)1 396 -
Very Low (0-50% of AMI) 792 25.8%
Low (51-80% of AMI) 464 15.1%
Moderate (81-120% of AMI) 539 17.6%
Above Moderate (more than 120% of AMI) 1,274 41.5%
Total 3,069 100.0%
1. Development needs of extremely-low-income units are assumed to be 50 percent of very-low-income housing needs.
Source: ABAG-MTC Housing Needs Data Workbook (Association of Bay Area Governments) The Housing Element notesthat while the City hasmade progress toward meeting its RHNA figure through constructed projects and existing vacant and underutilized sites, there remains a shortfall for lower income housing. To address this, the City must rezone areasto allow for future residential development. Table 3 below identifies the existing opportunity sites, the rezone sites, and the unit shortfall and surplus calculations.
Sites rezoned to accommodate lower-income RHNA also must meet certain requirements (Government Code Section 65583.2):
Have zoning that allows owner-occupied and rental multifamily residential uses “by-right” (only subject to ministerial approval) in which 20 percent or more of the units are affordable to lower income households.
Permit a minimum of 20 dwelling units per acre, and a maximum density range that allows the “default density” (the minimum residential density that California law assumes is appropriate to accommodate lower-income housing needs) of 30 dwelling units per acre.
In the Housing Element, the City identified seven sites with potential for mixed-use or residential development, which could accommodate 449 housing units to address the remaining lowerincome RHNA shortfall (see ‘C. Surplus/Shortfall’ in Table 3). The Housing Element commits the City to rezoning these sites to meet the RHNA, as required by State Housing law. Additionally, the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) requires all jurisdictions to provide a buffer of additional sites to meet the lower-income RHNA to ensure sufficient capacity in the event a developer elects to construct market-rate housing or non-residential uses on sites planned for affordable housing. This requirement of state law is referred to as “no net loss”.
Table 3: Other Opportunity Sites
Very Low/LowIncome Moderate-IncomeAbove-Moderate
Income Total
RHNA 1,256 539 1,274 3,069
Total Credits 528 154 1,864 2,546
A. Surplus (+)/ Shortfall (-) -728 -385 +590 -523
Specific Plan Sites 335 303 - 651
Vacant 219 303 522
Non-Vacant 129 129
Other Opportunity Sites 189 226 42
Vacant 168 226 - 403
Non-Vacant 22 - - 22
Total Capacity 569 529 - 1,055
B. Surplus (+)/ Shortfall (-) -204 +144 +590 +532
RHNA 5 Site Rezone1 143 0 0 143
Other Rezone 1 35 0 0 35
AFFH Rezone 271 0 0 271
Rezone Total +449 0 0 -
C. Surplus (+)/ Shortfall (-) +245 +144 +590 -
GRAND TOTAL (% of RHNA) 1,514 (121%) 683 (127%) 1,864 (146%) 4,048
State law requires that rezoning to address shortfalls in housing needsto be accomplished within three years of Housing Element adoption (Gov. Code § 65583(c)(1)(A)). Failure to comply with the requirements can have financial and legal ramifications, including actions from the California Office of the Attorney General and court-imposed penalties for persistent noncompliance. Other consequences include the loss of local land use authority to a court-appointed agent and ineligibility to receive state funds that require a complaint housing element as a prerequisite. The city may also be susceptible to housing applications and permit streamline legislation aimed at jurisdictions that do not have a certified housing element.
These required rezone sites were identified due to their potential for redevelopment over the next eight years and to advance fair housing opportunities throughout the city. While some of these sites now have planning entitlements, they do not yet have building permits. Even with these entitlements, the City still has capacity to achieve its lower income RHNA. If development on any site in Table B of Fairfield’s Sites Inventory (in the Housing Element) (see Table 4 in the staff report) result in fewer units by income category than projected in the Housing Element, and the remaining sites are insufficient to meet the jurisdiction’s share of regional housing needs, the City must identify and make additional adequate sites available within 180 days, in accordance with the No Net Loss Law (Government Code Section 65863).
Housing Element Program Implementation:
The Housing Element includes five overall goals to support compliance with state law and to achieve the City’s RHNA. To achieve these goals during this Housing Cycle, the Housing Element includes 36 policies, 11 programs, and 34 specific actions. Numerous Housing Element actions require Zoning Code amendments. For practical purposes, staff has bundled a number of these updates into the first phase of Zoning Code Amendments. These include many revisions that are prescribed in detail within an implementation action item and/or are mandated by State Law.
Changes are described in the Project Description section of this Staff Report.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Housing Element Rezoning:
Zoning Ordinance amendments include rezoning and related actions necessary to implement the City’s Housing Element, including the completion of rezoning for seven sites identified in Housing Action Plan programs 6.1 and 6.2 to accommodate Fairfield’s lower-income RHNA shortfall.
These sites are shown in Table 4 below and are also included as part of the Housing Element Sites Inventory. Sites are also shown on a map in Attachment 3–Exhibit A. It is recommended that General Plan amendments for APNS 0027370280; 0027370300; 0038221010; 0034050320; and 0037010120 also be made for consistency with proposed zoning.
Table 4: Candidate Sites for Rezoning (Table B, 2023-2031 Fairfield Housing Element Sites Inventory) APN Address Current
Zoning
Proposed
Zoning
Current GP
Designation
Proposed GP
Designation
0152280140 Travis Blvd and Oliver
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Suisun Valley Rd CO CM Residential High Commercial Community 0027370300 Mangels Rd and
Suisun Valley Rd CO CM Residential High CommercialCommunity 0027360070 Campus Ln and
Suisun Valley Rd IBP RVH Residential Very High -
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Railroad Ave RH RVH Residential High Residential Very High 0034050320 Heath Dr and Peach
Tree Dr RH RVH Residential High Residential Very High
0037010120 1351 E Tabor Ave RH RVH Residential High Residential Very High
Housing Element Program Implementation:
To implement the General Plan and Housing Element policies, State law requires that the City review and update the Zoning Code to ensure that its review processes and requirements are compatible with the objectives, policies, and programs specified in the General Plan and in conformance with State Law. The Proposed Project includes Zoning Code amendments that would amend certain sections of the Zoning Code to facilitate and support the production of new housing at all income levels, add incentives and streamlined review for infill and affordable housing, reduce development barriers to certain kinds of housing, establish by-right approval for qualifying projects, and incorporate standards for efficiency, special-needs, and farmworker housing to ensure state law compliance and support a wider range of housing options. Table 5 below is a summary of the proposed amendments.
Table 5: Zoning Amendments to Implement Fairfield’s 2023-2031 Housing Element Housing Action Plan
Housing Element Action Zoning Amendment Summary Purpose / Key Effect Land Use Density Consistency
Updated Section 25.20.1 and
Table 25-4 to align zoning
density ranges with new General
Plan land use designations.
Maintain consistency between
GP and zoning densities.
Action 2.3 – Small Lot
Consolidation Incentives
Added new 'Lot Merger
Incentives' section to FMC
Article 3 for qualifying housing
projects; provides expedited
review, reduced parking, and fee
waivers for small unit projects.
Encourage infill and affordable
housing on small/underutilized
parcels.
Action 2.4 – Streamlining of
Housing Permits
Added Section 25.40.5(E)
'Ministerial Review' for SB 35, SB
330, AB 803 projects using
objective design standards;
limited PC review to verifying
compliance.
Ensure ministerial approval per
state law and clarify entitlement
findings.
Table 5: Zoning Amendments to Implement Fairfield’s 2023-2031 Housing Element Housing Action Plan
Action 2.5 – Citywide Densities,
Zoning & Circulation
Reduced minimum lot sizes in
RLM/RM districts; established
consistency with small-lot
provisions; tied to AB 803
eligibility.
Added Section 25.20.3.5 'Small
Home Lot Developments';
updated Tables 25-1 & 25-9;
established objective design
standards and clarified singlefamily use in multifamily zones.
Facilitate small-lot and infill
development; remove lot size
barriers.
Actions 6.1 & 6.2 – Rezoning &
By-Right Housing
Rezoned seven Housing Element
sites; added CM minimum
density of 20 du/ac; added byright provision for 20 percent lower-income projects.
Meet RHNA rezoning
requirement, enable by-right
approvals for qualifying sites.
Action 6.3 – Efficiency Units
Defined 'efficiency unit' in §
25.51.2; allowed by-right in
medium-to-very-high density
zones and mixed-use zones; CUP
in CT zone.
Support smaller, lower-cost
units and flexible housing types.
Action 7.2 – Housing for Persons
with Disabilities
Added note to Table 25-17
clarifying residential care
facilities (≤ 6 residents) cannot
have special parking
requirements.
Align with state law for small
residential care facilities.
Action 7.6 – Farmworker
Housing
Added 'Farm Employee Housing,
Small/Large' to Tables 25-1 &
25-13; added standards (§
25.32.20) and definitions (§
25.51.2).
Implement HSC §§ 17021.5–
17021.6; allow small facilities by
right.
Action 8.2 – Homeless & Special
Needs Housing
Added standards and definitions
for: Low Barrier Navigation
Centers (AB 101),
Emergency/Transitional Housing
(AB 139), Supportive Housing
(by right), and Residential Care
Facilities in sections 25.32.20-
25.32.55 Facilitate housing options for
homeless and special-needs
populations.
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ANALYSIS FOR PLANNING COMMISSION
To effectuate the required rezoning and zoning amendments specified in the adopted Housing Element, three separate actions are required:
Zoning map amendment
Zoning ordinance amendments
General plan land use amendment
Zoning Map Amendment:
As required by State Housing Element law, the project includes a Zoning Map amendment for seven parcels, as identified in Table 4 above. The Mixed Commercial (CM) and Residential Very High Density (RVH) zoning designations allow sites to meet criteria required of sites rezoned to accommodate lower-income RHNA as described in the ‘Background’ section of this staff report.
Zoning Ordinance Amendments:
The zoning text amendments are consistent with the Housing Element policies referenced above and are intended to implement rezoning actions, support the production of housing at all income levels, protect existing residents from displacement, and expand opportunities for a variety of residential uses.
General Plan Land Use Amendment:
The project includes a General Plan Land Use Plan amendment to redesignate five parcels for consistency with the rezoning changes, as described in Table 4 above. These land use designations are not incompatible with other surrounding parcels’ land use designations.
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The proposed zoning map changes have been deemed categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 21080.085. (a) of the Public Resources Code, in accordance with Senate Bill 131 (2025).
Zoning Ordinance Amendments to implement other Housing Action Plan (actions 2.3, 2.4, 2.5,
6.3, 7.2, 7.6 and 8.2) are also exempt from CEQA because it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the adoption of these provisions would have a significant adverse effect on the environment (CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15061(b)(3)). These zoning amendments primarily modify organizational or administrative activities that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment (Public Resources Code section 21065; CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15378).
For the General Plan Amendments, an Addendum to the 2024 City General Plan Update and Climate Action Plan Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2021080289) has been prepared pursuant to CEQA Section 15164, and no subsequent environmental review is required in accordance with Public Resources Code Section 21166 and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15162.
CORRESPONDENCE
The Public Hearing Notice was published in the Daily Republic on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, and hearing notices were sent to 496 property owners within a 500’ radius from the seven subject sites on October 22, 2025.
STAFF CONTACT
Vicrim Chima, Senior Planner
(707) 428-7446
[email protected]
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 2: Proposed Resolution PC2025-09 with attached Attachment 3: Exhibit A - Proposed General Plan Amendments & Zoning Map Amendments Attachment 4: Exhibit B - Proposed Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments Attachment 5: Exhibit C - Proposed General Plan EIR Addendum and Statutory Exemption
Agenda Item No: H.3
AGENDA REPORT
DATE: December 10, 2025
TO: Chairperson and Members of the Planning Commission
FROM: Community and Economic Development Department
SUBJECT: Resolution PC2025-09 (2023-2031 Housing Element Implementation) Recommending the City Council Approve General Plan Amendments (GPA2025-0003) for the Following Five Assessors Parcel Numbers (APN): (1) APN: 0027-370-280 at Westamerica Drive and Suisun Valley Road From High Density Residential to Community Commercial; (2) APN:
0027370-300 at Mangels Boulevard and Suisun Valley Road From High Density Residential to Community Commercial; (3) APN: 0038-221-010 At East Tabor Avenue and Railroad Avenue, from High Density Residential to Very High Density Residential; (4) APN: 0034-050-320 at Heath Drive and Peach Tree Drive from High Density Residential to Very High Density Residential; (5) 1351 East Tabor Avenue (APN: 0037-010-120) from High Density Residential to Very High Density Residential; and Approve a Zone Change (ZC2025-0006) Rezoning the Following Seven Parcels:
(1) 3066 Travis Boulevard (APN: 0152-280-140) from Community Commercial District to Mixed Commercial District; (2) APN: 0027-370-280 at Westamerica Drive and Suisun Valley Road From Office Commercial District to Mixed Commercial District; (3) APN: 0027-370-300 at Mangels Boulevard and Suisun Valley Road, from Office Commercial District to Mixed Commercial District; (4) APN: 0027-360-070 at Campus Lane and Suisun Valley Road from Industrial Business Park District to Residential Very High Density District; (5) APN: 0038-221-010 At East Tabor Avenue And Railroad Avenue From Residential High Density District to Residential Very High Density District; (6) APN: 0034-050-320 at Heath Drive and Peach Tree Drive, from Residential High Density District to Residential Very High Density District; (7) 1351 East Tabor Avenue (APN: 0037- 010-120) from Residential High Density District to Residential Very High Density District; And Amending Various Sections of Chapter 25, Article I, Also Known as The Zoning Ordinance, to Implement the 2023-2031 Housing Element.
Contact: Vicrim Chima, (707) 428-7446, [email protected]
PROJECT RECORD
Resolution No.: PC2025-09
File No.: General Plan (GP2025-0003); Zone Change (ZC2025-0006); Environmental Review (ER2025-0026); Environmental Review (ER2025-0027)
Location: Citywide
Applicant: City of Fairfield
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Hold public hearing and adopt resolution.
STATEMENT OF ISSUE
Continued public hearing requested by the City for zoning text and map amendments and associated General Plan amendments to implement the City’s 2023–2031 Housing Element. The project includes rezoning of seven sites, making associated General Plan amendments for five of these sites for consistency, and various text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance.
BACKGROUND
Housing Element 2023-2031 Implementation
The City is implementing several actions to fulfill the requirements of its 2023–2031 Housing Element. To effectuate the required rezoning and zoning amendments specified in the adopted Housing Element, three separate actions are required:
Zoning map amendment. As required by State Housing Element law, the project includes a Zoning Map amendment for seven parcels. The proposed Mixed Commercial (CM) and Residential Very High Density (RVH) zoning designations are intended to ensure these sites meet the criteria for accommodating Fairfield’s lower-income Regional Housing Needs Allocation.
General plan land use amendment. The project includes a General Plan Land Use Plan amendment to redesignate five parcels for consistency with the zoning changes. Zoning ordinance amendments. The zoning text amendments are consistent with the Housing Element actions and are intended to implement rezoning actions, support the production of housing at all income levels, protect existing residents from displacement, and expand opportunities for a variety of residential uses.
One such action, Action 8.2 of the Housing Element, directs the City to amend the Zoning Code to comply with AB 2162. This state law requires supportive housing to be regulated in the same manner as any other residential use allowed in the zoning district. It further requires supportive housing projects with 50 units or fewer to be approved by right, or ministerially, in zones where multifamily or mixed-use development is permitted.
The Planning Commission reviewed the proposed amendments at its November 12, 2025,
meeting. The meeting materials, including the staff report providing additional background on the three actions, are attached for reference. The hearing was continued to a date and time certain to allow staff time to address Commission questions regarding supportive housing requirements. The analysis of this issue, along with any revisions made to the draft Zoning Code amendments since November 12, 2025, is provided below.
ANALYSIS FOR PLANNING COMMISSION
At the November 12, 2025, Planning Commission hearing, Commissioners raised questions regarding supportive housing, specifically whether state law requires supportive housing to be permitted in all residential and mixed-use zones and whether all supportive housing projects must adhere to the City’s Objective Development Standards (ODS) and ministerial review processes.
Supportive Housing in Residential Zones
State law (AB 2162; Gov. Code §§ 65650–65656) establishes two separate requirements for local permitting of supportive housing.
1. As described in Gov. Code § 65651(f), supportive housing must be treated as a residential use in any zoning district where residential uses are permitted. This means that in zones where multifamily housing is allowed, supportive housing in a multifamily building must be allowed under the same permit procedures. In lower-density residential zones, supportive housing is permitted only when the proposed building type is one that the zoning district already allows, such as a single-family dwelling or duplex.
2. AB 2162 creates a ministerial, by-right approval requirement for supportive housing projects that meet the criteria in Gov. Code § 65651(a). Generally, this includes 100- percent residential projects located in a zone that allows multifamily or mixed-use housing, long-term affordability requirements, provision of supportive services, majority supportive housing units, qualified sponsorship, and compliance with only objective zoning and design standards for similar multifamily housing types in that zone. When a project satisfies these criteria, including being located in a zone where multifamily or mixed-use development is permitted, the City must process the application ministerially and may not require discretionary review. Projects that do not meet all statutory criteria are subject to the requirements described above and follow the same permitting procedures that apply to comparable residential projects in the applicable zoning district.
Because Fairfield is a city under 200,000 residents with a homeless population under 1,500, these by-right provisions apply only to supportive housing projects of 50 units or fewer (§ 65651(d)). Projects that exceed the threshold or do not meet the criteria are processed under the City’s standard permitting for residential uses as described above.
Applicability of Objective Design Standard and Ministerial Review Under Government Code § 65651(a) (AB 2162), supportive housing projects that qualify for ministerial, by-right approval must comply with the ODS, consistent with the requirement that ministerial projects be reviewed only for compliance with objective standards that apply to other multifamily residential uses in the same zoning district. Because § 65651(d) limits by-right approval in Fairfield to supportive housing developments of 50 units or fewer located in zones that allow multifamily or mixed-use housing, only those qualifying projects are subject to ODS.
Supportive housing proposals with more than 50 units, or do not meet the AB 2162 criteria, are processed under the City’s standard discretionary review procedures and must meet the same development standards that apply to other comparable residential projects.
Proposed Changes
To address the differences in by-right approvals for supportive housing with 50 units or fewer, and supportive housing projects with more than 50 units, the following changes are made to the Zoning Ordinance amendments:
Chapter 25, Article 1, Section 25.20 and Section 25.22
Table 25-1: Residential District Land Use Regulations and Table 25-9: Commercial District Land Use Regulations
Supportive housing (50 units or fewer) that meets the criteria under Government Code Section 65651 is permitted by right in all zoning districts that allow multifamily or mixeduse development. Supportive housing (more than 50 units) is required to follow the same entitlement procedures and permitting requirements that apply to other comparable multifamily residential projects in the base zone. These developments must also comply with all development standards applicable to the project site’s underlying zoning district.
Chapter 25, Division 3, Section 25.32 Specific Use Regulations For supportive housing development standards, the following revisions are made:
Clarification that no minimum parking may be required for supportive housing located within one-half mile of a public transit stop, consistent with Gov. Code § 65655. Addition of detailed criteria for when supportive housing projects of 50 units or fewer qualify for ministerial, by-right approval under Gov. Code §§ 65651–65652, including long-term affordability, restrictions to lower-income households, minimum set-asides for the target population, required supportive services space, documentation requirements, and replacement-unit obligations. Projects larger than 50 units must follow the same permitting process as other multifamily residential developments.
Establishment of application processing timelines consistent with Gov. Code § 65653, requiring completeness determinations within 30 days and ministerial approvals within 60 days for qualifying projects (or 120 days for projects over 50 units).
Chapter 25, Division 4, Section 25.40.9 Ministerial Housing Review Section 25.40.9 establishes a streamlined ministerial review process for eligible infill multifamily and mixed-use housing projects, including those qualifying under SB 35 and other state housing laws. Projects must comply with the City’s objective zoning and subdivision standards, as well as any applicable Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. Eligible projects are reviewed only for compliance with these objective standards, and if no conflicts are identified within the required notification period, the project is deemed approved. Where City standards conflict with state law, state provisions prevail.
Chapter 25, Division 5, Section 25.50 Definitions of Terms and Phrases Other clarifications are made to the definitions to reflect:
Replacement of Community Care Facility-Residential with Residential Care Facilities, small and Residential Care facilities, large in any other definitions referencing Community Care Facility-Residential.
In Supportive Housing, clarification of differing permitting requirements for supportive housing, 50 units or less, and for supportive housing, more than 50 units. New definition for Target Population (referenced in Supportive Housing)
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The proposed zoning map changes have been deemed categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 21080.085. (a) of the Public Resources Code, in accordance with Senate Bill 131 (2025).
Zoning Ordinance Amendments to implement other Housing Action Plan (actions 2.3, 2.4, 2.5,
6.3, 7.2, 7.6 and 8.2) are also exempt from CEQA because it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the adoption of these provisions would have a significant adverse effect on the environment (CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15061(b)(3)). These zoning amendments primarily modify organizational or administrative activities that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment (Public Resources Code section 21065; CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15378).
For the General Plan Amendments, an Addendum to the 2024 City General Plan Update and Climate Action Plan Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2021080289) has been prepared pursuant to CEQA Section 15164 and no subsequent environmental review is required in accordance with Public Resources Code Section 21166 and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15162.
CORRESPONDENCE
The Public Hearing Notice was published in the Daily Republic on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, and hearing notices were sent to 496 property owners within a 500’ radius from the seven subject
sites on October 22, 2025. The November 12, 2025, hearing was continued to a date certain, December 10, 2025.
STAFF CONTACT
Vicrim Chima, Senior Planner
(707) 428-7446
[email protected]
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 2: November 12, 2025 Staff Report
Attachment 3: Proposed Resolution PC2025-09 with attached Attachment 4: Exhibit A - Proposed General Plan Amendments & Zoning Map Amendments Attachment 5: Exhibit B - Proposed Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments Attachment 6: Exhibit C - Proposed General Plan EIR Addendum and Statutory Exemption
CITY OF FAIRFIELD PLANNING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. PC2025-09
RECOMMENDING THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS (GPA2025- 0003) FOR THE FOLLOWING FIVE ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBERS (APN):
(1) APN: 0027-370-280 AT WESTAMERICA DRIVE AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL; (2) APN: 0027-370-300 AT MANGELS
BOULEVARD AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL; (3) APN: 0038-221-010 AT EAST TABOR AVENUE AND RAILROAD AVENUE, FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL; (4) APN: 0034-050- 320 AT HEATH DRIVE AND PEACH TREE DRIVE FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL; (5) 1351 EAST TABOR AVENUE {APN: 0037-010-120) FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL;
AND APPROVE A ZONE CHANGE (ZC2025-0006) REZONING THE FOLLOWING SEVEN PARCELS:
(1) 3066 TRAVIS BOULEVARD (APN: 0152-280-140) FROM COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO MIXED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; (2) APN: 0027-370-280 AT WESTAMERICA DRIVE
AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD FROM OFFICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO MIXED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; (3) APN: 0027-370-300 AT MANGELS BOULEVARD AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD, FROM OFFICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO MIXED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; (4) APN: 0027-360- 070 AT CAMPUS LANE AND SUISUN VALLEY ROAD FROM INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS PARK DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; (5) APN: 0038-221-010 AT EAST
TABOR AVENUE AND RAILROAD AVENUE FROM RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; (6) APN: 0034-050-320 AT HEATH DRIVE AND
PEACH TREE DRIVE, FROM RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; (7) 1351 EAST TABOR AVENUE (APN: 0037-010-120) FROM RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT TO RESIDENTIAL VERY HIGH DENSITY DISTRICT; AND AMENDING VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 25, ARTICLE I, ALSO KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE, TO IMPLEMENT THE 2023-2031 HOUSING ELEMENT THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD HEREBY RESOLVES:
Section 1. On February 7, 2023, the 2023-2031 General Plan Housing Element was adopted by the City Council.
Section 2. On April 10, 2023, the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) sent the City a letter indicating that the 2023-2031 Housing Element was in substantial compliance and met statutory state requirements.
Section 3. The implementation of the 2023-2031 Housing Element requires amendments to the Fairfield Municipal Code (FMC), Zoning Map, and General Plan Land Use Designation Map.
Section 4. The candidate sites identified to be rezoned to accommodate shortfall housing need will meet the requirements of Government Code §65583.2, including but not limited to a
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minimum density of 20 units per acre and zoned to allow ownership and rental housing by right in which at least 20 percent of the units are affordable to lower income households.
Section 5. Housing Element Action Plan actions 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 7.2, 7.6, and 8.2 commit the City to review and amend the City's Zoning Code to add incentives and streamlined review for infill and affordable housing, reduce development barriers to certain kinds of housing, establish by-right approval for qualifying projects, and incorporate standards for efficiency, special-needs, and farmworker housing to ensure state law compliance and support a wider range of housing options.
Section 6. The City initiated the proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments, Map Changes, and General Plan Amendments pursuant to FMC Section 25.47.
Section 7. The proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments, Map Changes, and General Plan Amendments are consistent with the City General Plan, as they are implementation measures of the 2023-2031 Housing Element and are therefore directly consistent with the General Plan.
Section 8. On October 22, 2025, notices were sent to property owners within a 500-foot radius from the subject sites, and the notice was published in the Daily Republic, specifying the date, time, and location of the public hearing for Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Map Changes (ZC2025-0006) and General Plan Amendment (GPA2025-0003).
Section 9. On November 12, 2025, the Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing.
City staff presented substantial factual information regarding the proposal in staff reports and through oral presentations before the commission, and the commission considered all public testimony and information presented during the public hearing regarding the proposed General Plan and Zoning Ordinance Amendments. To provide more time for analysis and discussion, the commission moved to continue the item to a date certain, December 10, 2025.
Section 10. On December 10, 2025, the Planning Commission resumed the public hearing. City staff presented substantial factual information regarding the proposal in staff reports and through oral presentations before the commission, and the commission considered all public testimony and information presented during the public hearing regarding the proposed General Plan and Zoning Ordinance Amendments.
Section 11. Pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of the Environmental Quality Act (Public Resources Code Section 21000 et seq., (herein referenced to as "CEQA")), the State of California Guidelines for Implementation of the California Environmental Quality Act (14. Cal Code of Regs. Section 15000, et seq., (herein referred to as the "CEQA Guidelines"), the City is the "lead agency" for the preparation and consideration of environmental documents for "projects", as the term is defined in Section 15378 of the CEQA Guidelines.
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Section 12. The cornrnrssron reviewed environmental impacts and determined the following findings exist to support the adoption of the Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Map Changes and General Plan Amendments.
(a) Pursuant to Assembly Bill 131 (Government Code section § 65583(c), the Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Map Changes intended to implement the rezoning actions identified in the 2023-2031 Housing Element are statutorily exempt from CEQA. (b) Other proposed related amendments to the Zoning Ordinance to implement other Housing Action Plan programs (actions 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 6.3, 7.2, 7.6 and 8.2) are also exempt from CEQA because it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the adoption of these provisions would have a significant adverse effect on the environment (CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15061(b)(3)). These zoning amendments primarily modify organizational or administrative activities that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment (Public Resources Code section 21065; CEQA Guidelines, 14 Cal. Code of Regs. Section 15378).
(c) An Initial Study/Addendum to the Final Environmental Impact Report (ER2025-0026) for the project has been prepared pursuant to the CEQA, which found that potential impacts from implementation of the General Plan Amendment were previously analyzed and mitigated by the City of Fairfield General Plan Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2021080289). No subsequent environmental review is required in accordance with Public Resources Code Section 21166 and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15162.
Section 13. The commission adopts the following findings in support of the Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Zone Change:
(a) The proposed amendment is consistent with the goals, policies, and actions of the General Plan. These Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments are direct implementation actions associated with the 2023-2031 Housing Element and are therefore directly consistent. The Zone Change creates consistency between the adopted 2023-2031 Housing Element and the Land Use Element, in conjunction with the proposed General Plan Amendment, by allowing housing on sites identified in the Housing Element, and in compliance with requirements for sites rezoned to accommodate lower income units RHNA identified in Government Code § 65583.2{h).
(b) The proposed amendment would not be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety, convenience, or welfare of the City. The proposed Zone Change and Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment would not be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety, convenience, or welfare of the City. The amendments are required by State Housing Law
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to implement the Housing Element rezoning program for the 2023-2031 planning period and are intended to ensure the City provides adequate housing sites and supports the development of affordable housing. No specific development projects are proposed at this time, and any future residential proposals on these sites will be subject to separate City review and must comply with all applicable Zoning Ordinance standards, including those designed to minimize potential impacts on adjacent properties. The Zone Change and Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment promote public health, safety, and general welfare by providing housing opportunities for households at all income levels-very low, low, moderate, and above moderate-and by affirmatively furthering fair housing. These actions implement the Housing Element's goals and policies to accommodate the City's share of regional housing needs and facilitate redevelopment of sites identified as suitable for housing in the Housing Element.
(c) The site is physically suitable (including, but not limited to access, provision of utilities, compatibility with adjoining land uses, and absence of physical constraints) for the requested zoning designations and anticipated land uses/developments. The proposed amendment includes sites that are physically suitable for the requested zoning designations and anticipated residential uses. Pursuant to Government Code Sections 65583{a)(3} and 65583.2{a)-(g), the City's 2023-2031 Housing Element evaluated each site to ensure it is adequate in size, shape, topography, zoning, access, and availability of utilities, and is compatible with surrounding land uses. The sites proposed for rezoning meet these state-mandated criteria and are appropriate for the requested zoning designations and anticipated residential uses.
(d) The proposed amendment is in compliance with the provisions of CEQA. Pursuant to Assembly Bill 131 (Government Code Section 65583{c}), the Zoning Ordinance Amendments and Map Changes intended to implement the rezoning actions identified in the 2023-2031 Housing Element are statutorily exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Other related amendments to the Zoning Ordinance implementing Housing Action Plan Programs 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 6.3, 7.2, 7.6, and 8.2 are also exempt from CEQA under Section 15061{b){3} of the CEQA Guidelines, as it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility these actions would have a significant adverse effect on the environment. These amendments are primarily organizational or administrative in nature and will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment, consistent with Public Resources Code Section 21065 and CEQA Guidelines Section 15378. As such, no additional environmental review is required.
Section 14. The commission adopts the following findings in support of the General Plan Amendment: