Ogden, UT — A proposal to convert a vacant assisted-living facility into long-term housing for chronically homeless individuals in Ogden’s east-central neighborhood is sparking controversy among city leaders and residents. The plan, which would transform the former Aspen Care Center at 2325 Madison Ave. into a 25-unit facility for low-income, chronically homeless people with disabilities, is set to be discussed further at the Ogden City Council meeting on January 14. While the proposal has garnered strong support from public and homeless advocates, it has also faced vocal opposition from several city council members and the mayor, who argue that the…