VA’s intent is to transform the

Greater Los Angeles Campus into a

vibrant community where all

Veterans can receive healthcare,

benefits, employment, and other

supportive services, which they

deserve and to which they are entitled.

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Greater Los Angeles VA

Master Plan

Last Updated by VA: February 1, 2016

Process Timeline

June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan

10/16/15

Submission

of Preliminary

Draft Master

Plan

45 day public

comment

period

VA

incorporates

comments

and updates

Master Plan

1/28/16

Submission

of framework

Draft Master

Plan*

6/25/15

Project

Initialization

and

Community

Kickoff

Collect feedback from Veterans, community, and all other stakeholders

Data Collection

and Analysis • Hosted 6 Town Halls

and 6 Open Houses

• Presented at 40+

community events

• Collected 1,200

survey responses

Develop and

Evaluate

Master Plan

Goals and

Framework

2 *VA will undertake the appropriate environmental, historical and other reviews based on the site conditions.

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Public Comment Period

Over the 45 day Public

Comment Period, VA received a

record 1,002 comments on the

Federal Register.

Comments were sorted into the

following nine categories:

• Arts, Recreation & Entertainment

• Campus Circulation

• Clinical

• Connectivity

• Housing & Campus Restoration

• Land Use Agreements

• Parking

• Transparency & Accountability

• Veteran Access

VA will address the comments under each category in the Greater

Los Angeles Master Plan Federal Register Response Document

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Campus Framework

Zone 5 – RECREATIONAL /

CONNECTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS

Zone 4 – TOWN CENTER

Zone 3 – VETERAN HOUSING

Zone 2 – CARE COORDINATION

Zone 1 – HEALTH CARE EXCELLENCE

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Updates and Key Features

• 490 Permanent Supportive

Housing Units in Initial

Phase Development

• 1,200 Permanent Supportive

Housing Units over 10-year

Implementation Period

• Use of Natural Topography

to Establish Zones

• Rehabilitation of Historic

Structures through

Community Philanthropy

• Town Center and

Amphitheater

• Resource Centers for

Veteran and Veteran

Families

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Updates and Key Features

(continued)

• Proposed Location of Purple

Line Metro Station

• Enhanced Campus

Navigation

• Increased Parking

• Continued Collaboration with

Academic Affiliates,

Community Partners, and

Government Stakeholders

• Greater details related to

timeframes and priorities for

development

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Proposed Implementation Timeline

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