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Bethel Avenue Rehabilitation Project Completion

Yamabe & Horn Engineering recently completed the rehabilitation of Bethel Avenue in the City of Sanger. Spanning one mile from Jensen Avenue to the northern city limits, the project focused on restoring roadway integrity, improving pedestrian access, and enhancing bike safety with new Class II bike lanes.


In addition to pavement repairs, the project included ADA-compliant curb ramp reconstruction, sidewalk improvements, and coordination with multiple agencies to ensure seamless traffic signal operation throughout construction. Funded through federal, regional, and local sources, this effort strengthens Sanger’s infrastructure while promoting safer, more accessible transportation for the community.


For detailed project information, photos, and video, visit the full project highlight here!

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A Park for Everyone: Hart Ranch Breaks Ground

A vision more than a decade in the making is coming to life in the Central Valley. Hart Ranch Community Park is a symbol of what community partnership, long-term vision, and thoughtful design can accomplish. As the contract City Engineers for the City of Kerman, Yamabe & Horn Engineering is proud to be leading this transformative project from concept through completion.

Originally conceptualized in 2009, Hart Ranch Community Park has been in the works for over 15 years. With a recent groundbreaking ceremony and construction underway, the project is finally becoming a reality!

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Sewer Infrastructure Expansion in the City of Selma

Exciting news from Y&H and the City of Selma!

We recently celebrated a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the groundbreaking of the Amberwood Sewer Infrastructure project. This significant development is a key part of our city’s growth strategy, expanding our utility infrastructure to support the future outlined in the Amberwood Specific Plan.

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Chowchilla Alley Reconstruction Project

Yamabe & Horn Engineering led a civil engineering, surveying, and construction project in the City of Chowchilla, completed in March 2024, with a total cost of $871,000. The project aimed to enhance existing dirt alleys by providing asphalt surfacing and drainage facilities, improving accessibility for public utilities like trash and water services. Funding was sourced from the Federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ), Local Gas Tax, and Measure T Tax.

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Alphabet Streets Reconstruction Project

The Alphabet Streets Reconstruction Project in Selma, CA, is a comprehensive civil engineering initiative with a construction cost of approximately $2.2 million. The project, situated between Orange Ave, McCall Ave, Floral Ave, and Rose Ave, involved the removal and reconstruction of the street surface, including asphalt overlay and cape seals over a 420,000 square feet area. Additionally, it addressed ADA accessibility and connectivity issues by replacing defective existing improvements and constructing 51 curb ramps and 10,100 square feet of sidewalk.

The project also reconstructed 20 storm drain inlets and implemented enhanced striping and signage for public and children safety, particularly near an elementary school. Furthermore, high visibility crosswalks and 20 Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs), featuring large visible signage, LED-based light sources and push-button activation, were installed to improve pedestrian safety at controlled and uncontrolled intersections.

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