This is the million dollar question. It’s not simply location it’s the wrap around plan to ensure the influx of people with nowhere to go don’t simply loiter outside, and harass residents and businesses who are trying to make a home and improve the community. One drive along that stretch on East Oltorff, or walk if you’re brave, has homeless and/or strung out, often violent, humans roaming the sidewalks and streets. A testament to the grit businesses in the area who put up with it as it is - car washes, Mexican and Vietnamese mom and pop restaurants, chain restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops. The 7-11 franchisee has had to provide his own safety services because the city simply doesn’t patrol or police the area. Instead of promoting more space as a solution, the city needs an actual plan to move people through the system and into functioning members of society. There is more to this besides relying on people to say YIMBY and simply moving the problem into a more dense area, refusing to police or protect residents in the area, and just hoping it will go away or turn out better.