Paladino's business ties with state

Carl Paladino, the Republican candidate for governor, has business relationships with many state agencies.

The principal ones are:

OFFICE SPACE

295 Main St., Buffalo

Owner: Ellicott Group LLC, of which Paladino is manager

State tenants: Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance pays $4.5 million over 10 years and $213,275 over five years; Workers' Compensation Board, $2.2 million over 10 years; Office of Children & Family Services, $1.6 million over 4 1/2 years; Department of Motor Vehicles, $1.2 million over seven years and $43,891 over four years; State Comptroller's Office, $470,572 over 10 years; Department of Education, $402,305 over 10 years; Public Service Commission, $254,181 over five years; Racing & Wagering Board, $204,050 over 10 years; Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, $104,701 over 4 1/2 years; Office of Technology & Telecommunications, $9,552 over 10 years

284-290 Main St., Buffalo

Owner: Swan Group LP., of which Paladino is a partner

State tenants: Department of Labor pays $5.7 million over 10 years; Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, $391,158 over 10 years; SUNY, $808,121 over nine years

460 Main St., Buffalo

Owner: 4858 Group Inc., of which Paladino is president

State tenants: Division of Parole pays $2.3 million over nine years; Office of Technology & Telecommunications, $23,100 over 10 years

500-518 Main St., Buffalo

Owner: 1239 Group LLC, of which Paladino is manager

State tenant: Department of Education pays $3.2 million over 10 years

334-40 Dingens St., Buffalo

Owner: JP Group LLC, of which Paladino is manager

State tenant: Department of Motor Vehicles pays $876,744 over 11 years

270 Michigan Ave., Buffalo

Owner: Michigan-Seneca Group Inc., of which Paladino is president

State tenant: Department of Environmental Conservation pays $8.1 million over 10 years

100 Seneca St., Buffalo

Owner: Seneca Street Properties, of which Paladino is president and general partner

State tenants: Department of Transportation pays $16.9 million over 15 years; Office of Technology & Telecommunications, $170,357 over 15 years

301 Ohio St., Buffalo

Owner: Mangano-Paladino, of which Paladino is part owner

State tenants: Department of Transportation pays $357,115 over 10 years; Office of General Services, $130,515 over 10 years

New Taylor Rd., Orchard Park

Owner: 9274 Group LLC, of which Paladino is president

State tenant: Department of Transportation pays $1.4 million over 10 years

100 W. Chemung Place, Elmira

Owner: 3107 Group LLC, of which Paladino is manager

State tenant: Division of Parole pays $1.3 million over 10 years

609 E. Church St., Elmira

Owner: 1093 Group LLC, of which Paladino signed the lease

State tenant: Department of Education's vocational training division pays $1.5 million over 10 years

1117 Main St., Perrysburg

Owner: 9161 Group LLC, of which Paladino is an executive

State tenant: Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities pays $1.3 million over 10 years

TAX BREAKS AND OTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES

Empire State Development Corp. - Provides tax credits and other economic development aid to at least 12 Paladino entities through the Empire Zones program, which is to be phased out under a 2010 law.

LAND IN BUFFALO

Owner: 10 Ellicott Square Court Corp., of which Paladino is manager

State tenant: Thruway Authority pays $75,000 over three years

LIQUOR LICENSES

The State Liquor Authority has given licenses to sell beer and wine to four convenience stores in the Buffalo area owned by the BAP Group, of which Paladino is president.

The liquor licenses to restaurant/bars in the Giacomo Hotel in Niagara Falls and Staybridge Suites hotel in West Seneca. Paladino manages both companies.

The licenses to sell beer and wine at Eckerd drugstores located in Paladino buildings in Geneva, Canandaigua and Rochester. Similar licenses have been given to businesses in Paladino buildings in Cheektowaga and Buffalo.

SOURCES: New York State Commission on Public Integrity, Office of General Services, Department of State, Comptroller's Office, Liquor Authority and Empire State Development Corp.