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Rezone Application No. PLN2026-0016 - Aemetis Biogas LLC

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PLN2026-0016State & Local

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Aemetis Biogas LLC has submitted Rezone Application No. PLN2026-0016 to Stanislaus County to amend the zoning designation of a 1.9± acre undeveloped parcel from General Agriculture to Planned Development. This change will allow for the construction and operation of a private Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) fueling station located at 4128 and 4130 Jessup Road in Keyes, California. The facility is designed to serve the Aemetis fleet, featuring a 2,100± square-foot fuel canopy with two compressed natural gas dispensers, a 280± square-foot employee restroom, and parking for ten RNG tankers. The site will be gated, cardlock operated, and accessible 24/7, with an estimated four tanker deliveries per day and a daily fueling volume of approximately seven trucks. The project includes several site improvements, including two new driveways for ingress and egress from Jessup Road, a storm drainage basin along East Keyes Road, and twelve 25-foot pole-mounted lights for illumination. To mitigate visual impact, the applicant proposes a seven-foot-tall chain-link fence with privacy slats and extensive landscaping consisting of 24 deciduous trees along Jessup Road and 34 evergreen trees along the eastern property line. The site is located within the Keyes Community Plan's Planned Industrial designation and will be served by the Keyes Community Service District for water and sanitary sewer services. Environmental review is being conducted under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Mitigated Negative Declaration intended for adoption following a public comment period ending October 28, 2026.

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Aemetis Biogas seeks rezoning for a private RNG fueling station in Keyes, California.

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East Keyes Road, CA, 95307

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AgencyCalifornia → Stanislaus County
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Request to amend the zoning designation of a 1.9± acre parcel from General Agriculture (A-2-10) to Planned Development to allow for the development of a private Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) fueling station to serve the existing fleet for Aemetis Biogas. The proposed fueling station will include a 2,100± square-foot fuel canopy with two compressed natural gas (CNG) dispensers and a 280± square-foot employee restroom facility. The facility will be gated and cardlock operated, but will be accessible to employees 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Four tanker deliveries of RNG fuel are estimated per-day, with up to two employees expected to access the site at a time to do so. The station will fuel the Aemetis fleet, which includes up to 40 trucks utilized for hauling commodities such as wet distiller grains and ethanol; however, only seven trucks per-day are anticipated to utilize the site for fueling. Tanker trucks will be utilized to refuel the above ground RNG fueling station at the nearby Aemetis Biogas processing facility on Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) 045-026-039. Parking stalls for ten RNG tankers are proposed, but only three are expected to be parked on-site at any one time. Empty tankers will be parked on-site after fueling between uses. The site is currently undeveloped. Ingress and egress to the site is proposed to be taken from County-maintained Jessup Road via two new driveways with the entrance approximately 425 feet from the intersection of Jessup Road and East Keyes Road and the exit driveway approximately 285 feet from this intersection. Screen landscaping consisting of approximately 24 deciduous trees along the Jessup Road frontage and approximately 34 evergreen trees along the East Keyes frontage and eastern property line are proposed, and the applicant has proposed enclosing the property with a seven-foot-tall chain-link fence with privacy slats. A storm drainage basin is proposed along the East Keyes Road frontage. 12 pole-mounted lights 25 feet in height are proposed to provide site illumination throughout the site. A 48 square-foot identification sign is proposed along the east and west sides of the fuel canopy. The project site is located within the Keyes Community Plan, with a designation of Planned Industrial. The project site is located within the Keyes Municipal Advisory Council-adopted boundaries and will be served by Keyes Community Service District for public water and sanitary sewer services.

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