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Minor Modification No. MIM 26-016

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Minor Modification No. MIM 26-016, issued by the County of Tulare on August 26, 2026, outlines proposed improvements to the Fernjo Dairy #1 facility located at 23135 Road 148, Tulare, California. Owned by Joseph Fernandes, the project aims to enhance site organization and manure management efficiency. The scope of work includes the construction of three new freestall barns, one new loafing barn, and a replacement milk parlor. Additionally, the project involves the installation of earthen berms in existing lagoons, lift stations, a process pit, a sand lane, a mechanical separator, a manure stacking pad, a manure storage area, wastewater processing beds, and a material processing area. The project is categorized as a forecast under NAICS code 237990 and is determined to be categorically exempt under CEQA Guidelines Class II, Section 15311 for accessory structures. While the project includes wastewater processing, the specific wastewater transfer lines connecting Fernjo Dairy #3 to Fernjo Dairy #1 for treatment are excluded from this modification and are handled separately under Minor Modification No. MIM 26-017. The primary points of contact for the project include officials from the Tulare County planning department and the property owner.

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Joseph Fernandes will upgrade Fernjo Dairy #1 facilities and manure management in Tulare.

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California → Tulare County

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Tulare, CA, 92374

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County
Contacts6 people available
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California → Tulare County
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Gary MillsChief Environmental Planner
Michael WashamAssociate Director
Jessica WillisPlanner IV
Aaron BockAssistant Director
Joesph FernandesApplicant, Property Owner

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The Applicant, Fernjo Dairy #1 (Joseph Fernandes, Owner), proposes improvements to an existing dairy facility to enhance site organization and manure management efficiency. The project includes construction of three new freestall barns, one new loafing barn, and a new milk parlor to replace the existing parlor. Additional improvements include installation of earthen berms within existing lagoons, lift stations, a process pit, sand lane, mechanical separator, manure stacking pad, manure storage area, wastewater processing beds, and a material processing area. The project also involves wastewater transfer lines that will convey wastewater from Fernjo Dairy #3 to Fernjo Dairy #1 for treatment through the BIDA system before being returned to Fernjo Dairy #3. These transfer lines are addressed under Minor Modification No. MIM 26-017, which is being processed separately with its own Notice of Exemption. The beneficiary of the proposed project is the Applicant.

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