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Should Frank McCourt Give 1 Percent of His Dodger Sale to the Community?

A candidate for the CD 13 seat opening next year thinks so. How will McCourt--and others running--react?

From a posting on the the Los Feliz Ledger website Wednesday: 

The Greater Echo Park Elysian Neighborhood Council (GEPNC) board of governors sent a letter to former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt asking him to set aside $20 million from the recent sale of the Dodgers, roughly 1% of the historic franchises’ sale price, to give to the communities immediately surrounding Dodger Stadium.

In a letter emailed and faxed to McCourt this afternoon, GEPNC President, Jose Sigala, who is a candidate for the Los Angeles City Council, described the funds could be placed in a “Frank McCourt Neighborhood Trust Fund” that would be managed by a board of local businesses and neighborhood council and community leaders working with McCourt and his family to fund “a variety of community based initiates, programs and projects.”

Read the full Los Feliz Ledger article here.

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