I live on Indian Hills Road, two driveways from 84th street. I want to hear more about the projected "INDUSTRIAL PARK" rumored to be planned for the property east of 84th street. Apparently this property is owned by someone out of state and has agreed to build an "INDUSTRIAL PARK". Won't this TOTALLY DESTROY the tributary water run-offs into Lake Thunderbird? Where does the water go that lands on all that cement? I want to know more about this industrial park that is scheduled by OTA. Will they sell bonds for that too? Is THAT why they are building this east-west corridor which currently seems the road from no where to no where? Lynda LaBerge 8150 East Indian Hills Road, Norman, Oklahoma.
I'm going to drop that information later today or tomorrow. Stay tuned. What we know right now is that the City of Norman, on behest of the Chamber of Commerce, SUGGESTED that location at 72nd N.E and Indian Hills Road as a great place for "industrial development, meaning a 500 acre industrial site with sewer, water, power, and high speed internet."
I live on Indian Hills Road, two driveways from 84th street. I want to hear more about the projected "INDUSTRIAL PARK" rumored to be planned for the property east of 84th street. Apparently this property is owned by someone out of state and has agreed to build an "INDUSTRIAL PARK". Won't this TOTALLY DESTROY the tributary water run-offs into Lake Thunderbird? Where does the water go that lands on all that cement? I want to know more about this industrial park that is scheduled by OTA. Will they sell bonds for that too? Is THAT why they are building this east-west corridor which currently seems the road from no where to no where? Lynda LaBerge 8150 East Indian Hills Road, Norman, Oklahoma.
Lynda, here's the post on the industrial park. https://amycerato.substack.com/p/does-this-land-use-map-look-good
I'm going to drop that information later today or tomorrow. Stay tuned. What we know right now is that the City of Norman, on behest of the Chamber of Commerce, SUGGESTED that location at 72nd N.E and Indian Hills Road as a great place for "industrial development, meaning a 500 acre industrial site with sewer, water, power, and high speed internet."