Condition of Approval Amendment for Use Permit Application No. PLN2023-0047 – Best RV Center

The project involves an amendment to Condition of Approval No. 4 for Use Permit PLN2023-0047, which permits the construction of a 131,973 square-foot RV sales and service facility on approximately 15.3 acres in Turlock, California, under P-D (351) and (253) zoning designations. Originally, the permit required that all necessary building and grading permits be issued within 18 months of approval, by April 17, 2026, and fully finalized within 36 months. Due to adverse economic conditions, the applicant has requested a two-year extension to meet these deadlines, proposing that all permits be issued and finalized within two years from the date the Planning Commission approves the amendment. No changes to the project scope, design, or land use are proposed; the amendment solely addresses the development schedule. The applicant, Naiel Ammari, operates as Best RV Center and is seeking this relief to align construction with market conditions without altering the approved plan. The process is governed by local land use regulations and the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), not federal procurement rules, and as such, no Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, contract pricing, or procurement-specific terms such as CLINs, payment offices, or contracting officer roles are applicable. Inspection and acceptance fall under the authority of Stanislaus County agencies, including Planning and Community Development, Public Works, and Environmental Resources, with compliance required to the 2022 California Building Code, Fire Code, Electrical Code, and local development standards. The project site is located at 5100 and 5300 Taylor Court and 4318 W. Warner Road, Turlock, CA 95382. Public comment is open through August 3, 2026, with the lead point of contact being Jeremy Ballard, Senior Planner, reachable through the county’s Planning Department. The amendment, if approved, will update the adopted Development Schedule for P-D (351) and extend the timeline for permit issuance and project finalization without modifying any other conditions of the original permit.