What’s on the West L.A. VA campus?

A private school, a hotel laundry and a television studio are among those that, over the years, have leased space from the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs campus. The VA is moving some of those renters off the 388-acre property as part of the agency's plan to transform the campus into a "veteran-centric" residential community. But other tenants, including UCLA's baseball stadium, the Brentwood School's athletic complex and the city's Barrington dog park and ball fields, are negotiating to stay in exchange for offering fair market rents and veteran access to facilities and programs.

Draft master plan is unveiled for long-neglected VA campus in West L.A.

1. American Red Cross (In discussions to stay)
2. Barrington park, dog park and ball fields (In discussions to stay)
3. Breitburn Energy oil drilling (Staying on campus)
4. Brentwood School athletic complex (In discussions to stay)
5. New Directions Inc. veteran housing (Building 116) (Staying on campus)
6. New Directions Inc. (Building 257) (Agreement)
7. Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden (Agreement)
8. Richmark Entertainment/Wadsworth and Brentwood Theaters (Agreement terminated)
9. Salvation Army veteran housing (Building 207) (Staying on campus)
10. Salvation Army veteran housing (Building 212) (Staying on campus)
11. South Coast AQMD (Staying on campus)
12. State Veterans Home of California (Staying on campus)
13. Twentieth Century Fox (Left the campus)
14. UCLA's Jackie Robinson Stadium (Tentative agreement to stay)
15. Heroes Golf Course (In discussions to stay)
16. Veterans Park Conservancy (In discussions to stay)
17. Westside Breakers soccer club (Agreement expired)
18. Barrington Village parking lot (In discussions to stay)
19. Sodexho Marriott Laundry Services (Left the campus)
20. Biomedical Cyclotron facility — UCLA (Agreement under discussion)
21. Farmer's Market (Left the campus)
22. Parrot Sanctuary (In discussions to stay)
23. VA Desert Pacific Credit Union (Staying on campus)
24. Ready America (Staying on campus)
25. Twilight Brigade

Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Jan. 28 master plan