Sentences with phrase «estate development company cor»

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COR development is a real estate company that's worked on several high profile - projects in Syracuse, and CPV is an energy company that owns a power plant in the Hudson Valley.

Percoco stands accused of accepting more than $ 300,000 worth of personal bribes in exchange for favorable action on behalf of two of Howe's clients — Steve Aiello and Joe Gerardi, executives at Syracuse real estate firm COR Development, and Peter «Braith» Kelly, a government relations executive at energy company Competitive Power ventures.

That cash allegedly bought «official actions» that favored those two firms: COR Development, a real - estate - development firm that was awarded several state contracts, and Competitive Power Ventures Holdings LLC, an electric - power company that needed state approval to build a power plant in the HudDevelopment, a real - estate - development firm that was awarded several state contracts, and Competitive Power Ventures Holdings LLC, an electric - power company that needed state approval to build a power plant in the Huddevelopment firm that was awarded several state contracts, and Competitive Power Ventures Holdings LLC, an electric - power company that needed state approval to build a power plant in the Hudson Valley.

The other defendants are Steve Aiello and Joseph Gerardi, executives with the Syracuse - based COR real estate development company, who are accused of bribing Percoco with $ 35,000 in payments to his wife through former lobbyist Todd Howe, the government's star witness.

Prosecutors say Percoco sold his influence in the halls of power by taking more than $ 315,000 from 2012 through 2016 from a Syracuse real estate development company, COR Development, and Competitive Power Ventures, an energy company looking to build a power plant in the Huddevelopment company, COR Development, and Competitive Power Ventures, an energy company looking to build a power plant in the HudDevelopment, and Competitive Power Ventures, an energy company looking to build a power plant in the Hudson Valley.

Jurors found Percoco guilty of soliciting and accepting more than $ 315,000 in bribes in return for taking official state action to benefit energy company Competitive Power Ventures and Syracuse - based real estate developer COR Development after an eight - week trial.