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California High-Speed Rail Central Valley Stations

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The first stations built for the California High-Speed Rail (HSR) project will be in the Central Valley at Merced, Fresno and Bakersfield. These stations are designed not just as transit points but as multi-modal hubs that connect HSR with other forms of transportation. The design work for these stations is in progress, with a potential construction start in 2028. The Central Valley stations JV, led by Foster + Partners and ARUP. The project is focused on sustainability, aiming for net-zero construction emissions and operation on 100% renewable energy.
As a small business partner in the Central Valley Stations Joint Venture, HMH is the civil engineer of record and land surveyor of record for the design of the Merced, Fresno, and Bakersfield Stations. HMH performed aerial surveys, supplemental topo surveys, and parcel mapping as the project surveyor. In addition to developing the civil engineering portion of the plans and specifications for the station, HMH also contributed to the value engineering effort and construction phasing strategy.
 
 

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Castellina

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Castellina is a large-scale, master-planned community in Madera, CA, designed with a comprehensive block and subdivision framework to support phased residential growth and integrated community amenities. The plan encompasses 30 development blocks totaling approximately 3,072 residential units, along with dedicated areas for a school site, community center, and multi-use commercial space. HMH’s work includes master planning, subdivision design, roadway layout, and utility and infrastructure coordination to support an efficient, connected, and buildable project. The overall framework is structured to accommodate phased implementation while maintaining cohesive community form and long-term functionality.

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1624 Army Court

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HMH prepared the public and onsite improvement plans for the redevelopment of 1624 Army Court in Stockton, delivering a comprehensive civil engineering package that supports both public frontage upgrades and private-site functionality. Public improvements include new curb, gutter, sidewalk, and ADA-compliant pedestrian routes, along with roadway conform paving, striping, and traffic-control staging within the city right-of-way. Utility upgrades include new and reconstructed storm drain and sanitary sewer laterals, water service connections, and coordination with existing city infrastructure to ensure full compliance with Stockton’s standards. Onsite improvements include detailed grading and drainage design to manage surface flows and maintain positive drainage to new inlets, as well as truck circulation design for cold-storage and warehouse operations. The plans define access drives, loading areas, and onsite utility routes, and incorporate code-compliant accessibility paths, pavement sections, erosion control measures, and construction details needed for permitting and inspection. Together, the public and onsite plans create a buildable, coordinated framework that supports safe access, efficient site operations, and long-term infrastructure performance.
 
 

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Everglen

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HMH is proud to support the Everglen Residential Development, a thoughtfully planned neighborhood located in the growing city of Hollister, CA. This residential project includes a mix of single-family lots designed to meet the needs of the local housing market while maintaining community character and efficient infrastructure.  Working closely with the City of Hollister and our client, HMH provided full civil engineering services, including site layout, grading and drainage, utility design, and offsite improvements. Our team also supported entitlement efforts, preparing submittals and plot plans for city approval and assisting with coordination between city departments. With a focus on quality, efficiency, and community-driven planning, HMH’s involvement in Everglen highlights our continued commitment to delivering practical, high-impact engineering solutions for our clients and communities.

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Vista Lucia

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Vista Lucia is a master-planned community in Gonzales, CA, designed with a comprehensive land-use framework that integrates a range of residential densities, neighborhood amenities, and community-serving open spaces. The plan organizes the site into distinct low, medium, medium-high, and high-density residential areas, supported by a structured roadway network and multiple promenades that connect neighborhoods to parks, greenbelts, and open-space corridors. The land use plan also includes areas designated for neighborhood commercial mixed use, a future school site, and several detention and buffer zones that form part of the project’s integrated stormwater strategy.  HMH’s scope includes master planning, land planning, circulation design, and infrastructure coordination to ensure a balanced and efficient layout that supports phased development. With its mix of housing types, interconnected public spaces, and clear block organization, Vista Lucia establishes a flexible and cohesive framework for long-term community growth.
 
 

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Good Samaritan Hanford King’s County Behavioral Health Facility

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The GSH King’s County Behavioral Health Facility in Hanford, CA is a thoughtfully planned mental health campus designed to expand essential behavioral health services for the region. HMH provided comprehensive civil engineering support, including site planning, grading, utility coordination, parking reconfiguration, and circulation improvements to accommodate the County’s program needs and operational requirements. The updated site layout integrates secure access points, staff and visitor parking, ADA-compliant pathways, and patient-focused outdoor spaces, all while ensuring efficient drainage and utility connections. Through close collaboration with the County and project design team, HMH helped deliver a safe, functional, and patient-centered campus that strengthens the County’s behavioral health infrastructure.
 
 

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Madera Air

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The Madera Hydrogen Fueling Station demonstrates HMH’s integrated civil engineering and site design expertise in delivering a modern, high-capacity hydrogen fueling facility along Pistachio Drive in Madera County. HMH prepared the full civil site plan, including site layout, grading, access and circulation design, utility coordination, and safety elements such as CMU firewalls and protective bollards to meet operational and code requirements. The station accommodates both passenger and heavy-duty vehicles with separate fueling canopies, multiple dispenser islands, and a 25,000-gallon liquid hydrogen storage system, supported by vaporizers, vent stacks, and associated equipment.  HMH also developed a water-efficient landscape plan using drought-tolerant species—including Coast Live Oak, California Fuchsia, Dianella, Rockrose, and native grass hydroseed—to provide visual buffering and reduce long-term maintenance demands. Through coordinated civil, landscape, and safety design, HMH is helping advance clean-energy infrastructure that supports regional zero-emission transportation.
 
 

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Pheasant Run

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The Pheasant Run project is a planned residential expansion integrated within the existing Pheasant Run golf community in Chowchilla, California. The project identifies 11 development areas, each designated for a specific residential product type, including single-family homes, and clustered residences. The project combines infill development with modifications to existing golf course features, ensuring that the new lots are thoughtfully incorporated into the established community layout.  In total, the plan introduces a mix of single-family lots, with individual area totals ranging from single lots to clusters of up to nine homes. Lot sizes vary across the site, supporting a diverse range of home types that complement the existing neighborhood fabric. The Overall Site Plan provides a comprehensive view of how each development area interconnects within the broader Pheasant Run community.
 
 

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San Jose Municipal Water Facility

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We’re proud to support the City of San José in the development of the new Municipal Water Facility through landscape architecture and civil engineering services. This project spans multiple phases including entitlement, design development, construction documentation, and construction administration, all with a focus on efficiency, sustainability, and user-centered design.
The facility includes key infrastructure such as an administrative building, a storage and maintenance building, and an on-site water tank. Security and accessibility were carefully planned, featuring a fully fenced perimeter, pedestrian and vehicular gates, and electric vehicle charging stations for both staff and fleet use.
Sustainability is a core element of the design. The site includes an integrated stormwater treatment system to ensure full compliance with environmental regulations. This project features employee-focused outdoor spaces designed to foster connection, relaxation, and activity. The entrance and concrete paving of the employee area are thoughtfully designed with patterns that nod to water-like waves, reflecting the facility’s purpose. Amenities include a shaded patio with dining tables, a custom table tennis setup, communal gathering areas, and both long and short-term bicycle storage to support an active lifestyle.
Landscape features include custom gabion benches, organic inspired walkways and retaining walls that add both functionality and visual interest. The planting design emphasizes low-water-use landscaping, featuring edible, fruit-bearing trees that contribute to a healthy environment. A smart irrigation system with moisture sensors and programmable controls promotes water efficiency, and the facility is ready for a future transition to recycled water.