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Concept rendering of the new E Street promenade at dusk, with trees, string lights and shade sails

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Reimagined E Street:
a place where community starts.

A pedestrian-friendly redesign of E Street in downtown Lemoore, for a safer, more walkable place to stroll, eat outside, meet up and gather.

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The Vision

The heart of downtown, made for people on foot.

The reconstruction of E Street turns the block between Heinlen Street and Follett Street into a pedestrian-friendly hub: a place for residents and visitors to explore, relax and gather. It is designed to bring connection, commerce and comfort to downtown Lemoore.

Wide walkways, trees and landscaping, and warm lighting make it a good place for an evening stroll or a quick meet-up. Local restaurants get room for sidewalk cafés and patios, outdoor vendors get space to set up, and the street connects to the Arbor Plaza next door for events and entertainment.

Shown here as concept renderings. Details may change as the design moves forward.

What the design includes:

  • A brick-paved walkway down the middle of the street
  • Two rows of shade trees in planters with built-in benches
  • Overhead string lighting and colorful shade sails
  • Outdoor dining and seating areas
  • A food truck vendor area
  • Benches beside the Arbor Plaza
  • Welcome monuments and removable bollards at both ends
The Layout

One block, from Heinlen Street to Follett Street.

Tap a number on the aerial view to see what goes where, or take the tour stop by stop.

Aerial concept view of the new E Street between Heinlen Street and Follett Street, with shade sails, trees, food trucks and the Arbor Plaza Concept view. Base imagery: Google Earth

The Renderings

See the new E Street, day and night.

Concept renderings of the redesign. Tap any image to see it full size.

By day

People walking down the brick walkway under trees and string lights on a sunny dayA shaded walkway lined with trees, benches and string lights. An E Street welcome monument and bollards at the entrance to the walkwayA welcome monument marks each end of the street. The arched arbor of the Lemoore Arbor Plaza beside the new walkwayThe Arbor Plaza, right next to the new walkway. Outdoor tables under colorful shade sails with food trucks in the backgroundTables under shade sails, with food trucks nearby. Friends sharing a meal at outdoor tables under the treesOutdoor dining under the trees.

In the evening

String lights glowing over the brick walkway at dusk as people strollString lights over the brick walkway at dusk. The lit E Street welcome monument at the entrance in the eveningThe welcome monument, lit up at night. Evening crowds under the string lights and shade sailsAn evening crowd under the lights and sails. Patio dining under a red shade sail in the eveningPatio dining in the evening. People at café tables along the walkway at nightCafé tables along the walkway. Lit planters and a green shade sail along the walkway at duskPlanters glow softly along the walkway. A food truck and outdoor seating under a blue shade sail at duskFood trucks and seating, ready for a night out. Shade sails and string lights along the length of the street at duskSails and lights along the whole block. The full length of the lit promenade at sunsetThe full promenade at sunset.

From above

Aerial view of the tree canopy, shade sails and dining along the walkway at nightTree canopy, shade sails and dining from above. Aerial view of the walkway leading toward the Arbor PlazaLooking toward the Arbor Plaza. Aerial close view of the brick walkway, seating and string lightsThe brick walkway and seating up close. Top-down view of the walkway between rows of trees and shade sailsStraight down: trees and sails on both sides. Top-down view of the whole block from end to endThe whole block, end to end.
Where It Stands

Coming soon. Right now, it is in design.

The concept layout and renderings are done, and the design is under way. This page will be updated as the project moves forward.

  1. Done

    Concept and renderings

    A layout for the block and renderings that show how the new street could look and feel.

  2. Now

    Design

    Turning the concept into a detailed design. Your questions and ideas are welcome during this phase.

  3. Coming

    Construction

    Building the new E Street. Timing will be shared here when it is set.

Have Your Say

Questions about E Street?

Ask about the design, parking, access to businesses, events, or anything else on your mind. Your question goes straight to the A&M team designing E Street.

Project Reimagined E Street, City of Lemoore
Status Coming soon · In design
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