Use Permit Application No. PLN2021-0087 – Jordao Dairy

The project involves the expansion of an existing dairy facility located at 6025 S. Central Avenue in Turlock, California, on a 79.74-acre parcel zoned for General Agriculture (A-2-40). The primary objective is to increase the herd size from 1,985 to 3,990 mature cows and to construct three new loafing barns totaling approximately 236,000 square feet. This development is subject to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which has been satisfied through the adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration that includes legally binding mitigation measures and a formal Monitoring and Reporting Program. The project was approved on July 16, 2026, and officially filed on July 20, 2026, under Stanislaus County Use Permit Application No. PLN2021-0087. Environmental review fees totaling $3,100.75 have been paid, with remittance directed to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. No federal contracting elements such as FAR clauses, contract values, delivery schedules, invoicing systems, or procurement-specific requirements are applicable, as this is a local land-use permitting action governed by state and county regulations. The applicant, Jordao Dairy, represented by Joe Jordao, is responsible for implementing all mitigation conditions tied to the approved environmental documentation. Oversight and enforcement authority reside with Stanislaus County’s Department of Planning and Community Development, with Emily DeAnda, Associate Planner, serving as the primary point of contact. The project does not involve a federal procurement or contractual obligation; there are no awarded contract values, contract line items, payment offices, contracting officer roles, or federal acquisition data such as Treasury Account Symbols or Unique Entity IDs. The approval is contingent upon continued compliance with CEQA guidelines, adherence to local zoning codes, and the submission of required reports to state agencies. All documentation, including the Mitigated Negative Declaration, CDFW No Effect Determination, and fee receipts, must be maintained as public records. No federal packaging, inspection, or evaluation standards apply, and the entire process is administered through state and local environmental and planning procedures without any federal procurement framework.