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Planning commission recommends Traver plan change to expand urban boundary, send amendment to Board of Supervisors
Summary
The Tulare County Planning Commission voted to recommend a general plan amendment and zone change to expand the Traver urban development boundary by roughly 233–238 acres and add mixed‑use and wastewater treatment acreage to the plan; the recommendation (6–1) goes to the Board of Supervisors.
The Tulare County Planning Commission on June 11 recommended that the Board of Supervisors approve General Plan Amendment GPA 25‑003 and zone change PCC 25‑002 to update the Traver Community Plan, expanding the urban development boundary to include roughly 233–238 additional acres and adding a wastewater treatment facility parcel.
Planning director “air Bach” told commissioners the proposal would change land use in the added area from Valley Agriculture to mixed use and would rezone the area to R1MU (single‑family residential with mixed‑use overlay) and M1MU (light manufacturing with mixed‑use overlay). “This project also includes the wastewater treatment facility, which adds another 26 acres to the project,” air…
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