The city finalized the agreement on Saturday weeks after the A's finished their deal.
The ballpark will now be owned by the "African American Sports and Entertainment Group," an Oakland-based group of developers and investors.
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The group says they're still working out the future of the site, but they know the Coliseum itself will remain.
"We really couldn't even do a planning permit because we didn't have the sites assembled, so now that we're in a position to do so we're very excited to start the planning," said Ray Bobbitt, founder of African American Sports & Entertainment Group.
Oakland will get $105 million out of the sale enough to avoid major cuts to police and fire departments.
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The union for Oakland Police Officers is blasting the city for relying on the sale money to close budget gaps calling it a band-aid.
The Oakland Police Officers Association is demanding city leaders bring in outside help to address the city's financial problems.