The City of Norman is pushing forward with plans to build permanent supportive housing for people transitioning out of homelessness — but the proposed location is drawing sharp opposition from neighbors.
The site, located between a daycare and a senior living community, 221 Triad Village Drive has ignited concern among nearby residents and business owners who say the location puts vulnerable populations at risk.
“Out of everywhere you could have picked a spot, you pick the worst spot in the city,” said Jasmyn Womack, owner of Middle Earth Learning Center, which sits directly next to the proposed housing site…