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The workaround is only temporary. When the logs are rotated, which happens every night, a new empty /var/log/jenkins/jenkins.log is created owned by root so the problem reappears. I have not yet found the place where log rotation is done so I can fix it. I am having to chown every day.
@Daniel Beck, carriage return has nothing to do with it. 0xd is the errno for "Permission Denied", which exactly describes the problem.
/var/log/jenkins/jenkins.log is specified as the Standard{Error,Out}Path in org.jenkins-ci.plist, which is used by launchd. My theory is that prior to Yosemite launchd opened the file and set up STDOUT & STDERR before changing the process owner to "jenkins" and running jenkins-runner.sh. In Yosemite, it seems launchd does not open the file until after it has changed the process ownership, hence "permission denied" when the file is owned by root.
I was hoping the person responsible for the OS X installer and the launchd file org.jenkins-ci.plist set-up would know right away how to fix this, once aware of the problem. It seems not as this major bug has languished for 4 months. I am new to launchd so have quite a learning curve.