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General Plan Amendment and Rezone Application No. PLN2026-0010 – Gill RV and Boat Storage Facility

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Application No. PLN2026-0010 is a request to amend the General Plan and rezone an 8.79-acre parcel at 261 Orange Avenue in Patterson, California, from Urban Transition and General Agriculture (A-2-10) to Planned Development. The project aims to establish the Gill RV and Boat Storage Facility, which will feature 197 graveled parking stalls, two access driveways on Orange Avenue, a paved interior drive aisle, and a storm drain basin in the northwest portion of the site. Security measures include chain link perimeter fencing, eight 25-foot freestanding security lights, and screening landscaping along the eastern and western property lines. The facility will operate without on-site employees or covered spaces, offices, or restrooms, providing 24/7 controlled gate access for customers and operating in conjunction with an existing facility located half a mile away. The project site currently contains a single-family dwelling, an unpermitted accessory dwelling unit, and a previously approved communication facility, all of which will remain. Approval is contingent upon the Board of Supervisors finding that the proposal is consistent with General Plan goals, that there is a demonstrated need based on population and growth data, and that no feasible alternative sites exist in urban-designated areas. The project is subject to CEQA guidelines, with a public comment period running from August 19, 2026, to September 23, 2026. Additionally, the development must comply with Airport Influence Area disclosures, FAA height notifications for structures over 100 feet, and groundwater protection standards under Measure X and the Local Agency Management Program. The applicant expects to complete all grading and improvements within one year of project approval.

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Rezoning 8.79 acres in Patterson for a 197-stall RV and boat storage facility.

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California → Stanislaus County

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HWY 33 and Sycamore Avenue, Patterson, CA, 95363

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AgencyCalifornia → Stanislaus County
Contacts3 people available
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California → Stanislaus County
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Jeremy BallardSenior Planner
Haren SangheraGDR Engineering, Inc.

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GDR EngineeringCeres, CA

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Request to amend the General Plan and zoning designation of an 8.79-acre parcel from Urban Transition and General Agriculture (A-2-10) to Planned Development to allow for the development of a recreational vehicle (RV) and boat storage facility. The RV and boat storage portion of the facility will include 197 graveled parking stalls for the storage of RV’s, trailers, and boats. Two driveways, for ingress and egress, will be developed providing access to Orange Avenue. A paved drive aisle is proposed around the interior of the site and the individual uncovered spaces are proposed to be graveled. A storm drain basin is proposed to be constructed at the northwest portion of the project site. The site will be enclosed by chain link perimeter fencing and security lighting with screening landscaping along the western and eastern property lines. Security lighting, comprised of eight individual freestanding security lights, 25-feet in height, are proposed to be installed throughout the parking area. The project will not include any covered spaces, office, or restroom facilities. The facility will be operated in conjunction with an existing RV & boat storage facility located within the City of Patterson, .5 miles of the project site. No employees will report directly to the project site and customer access to the site will be by a controlled access gate, allowing 24/7 access for customers. The applicant anticipates up to five customers accessing the site per-day. The applicant anticipates grading and installation of improvements associated with the project will be completed within one year of project approval. The project site is currently developed with a single-family dwelling and an unpermitted accessory dwelling unit (ADU), served by an existing well and private septic system, and accessory structures that will remain. Additionally, a previously approved communication facility is located on the parcel. With the exception of obtaining a building permit for the ADU, no other improvements for the residential or communication facility uses are proposed as part of the project. The project site is located within the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) adopted Sphere of Influence for the City of Patterson.

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