Save the

YWCA!

Save the

YWCA!

Thank you for joining the group to stay current on Planning Board meetings, contract discussions and developer’s information pertaining to the YWCA!

Five Star voting record!

Once a former safe haven for families and youth in the city!

Thousands of Residents Assisted!

The Legacy is not Dead!

Let’s put the residents FIRST!

Who’s responsible for the Over Development?

These are the board members, appointed by the mayor who have consistently voted to give our city away!

Janice Northrop

801 11th Ave

Chairwoman:

Janice has served on the planning board since ????. She has helped lead the charge for outside developers, giving many concessions for parking, set back variances, height restrictions, and density allowances!

Fannia Santana

Redwood Ave

Vice Chairwoman:

Fannia has served on the planning board since 2018, she has been a consistent affirmative vote for the gross over development throughout the city. As a candidate for council she has received a great deal of support from several developers who’s projects she has supported.

Kobir Ahmed

10 Buffalo Ave

Business

Kobir tax & Multi Services

128 Wayne Ave

Board Member:

Kobir has served on the planning board since 2018, appointed by Andre Sayegh he has played a critical role in moving the agenda for development throughout the city, with a consistent yes vote on many of the oversized projects lacking parking and over crowding the city.

Mark Fisher

79 Montgomery St apt 4H

Board Member:

Mark has served on the planning board since 2013, re-appointed by Andre Sayegh he has played a critical role in moving the agenda for development throughout the city, consistently supporting many of the oversized projects lacking parking and over crowding the city.

Imran Hussain

111 Dixon Ave

Board Member:

Imran Hussain has served on the planning board since 2018, appointed by Andre Sayegh he has gone along with the agenda of developers in our city. He has consistently voted yes on many of the oversized projects lacking parking, and congesting the city.

Pedro Liranzo

85 Mercer St

Board Member:

Mr. Liranzo has served on the planning board since 2021. Appointed by Sayegh, Pedro has voted yes on every single variance through his tenure, aiding developers in over crowding the city, leaving residents with little parking, enormous rent and parking fees.

Zoraya Ammar

Will update soon

Board Member:

Zoraya has served on the planning board since 2022, appointed by Andre Sayegh he has played a critical role in moving the agenda for development throughout the city. With a consistent yes vote on many of the oversized projects lacking parking and over crowding the city.

Delbres Claudio

228 E. 19th St.

Board Member:

Delbres has served on the planning board since 2023, appointed by Andre Sayegh he has joined the band in moving the agenda for development throughout the city. He has voted yes for just about all of the oversized projects lacking parking and over crowding the city.

Shahin Khalique

228 E. 19th St.

City Council Representative:

Councilman Khalique was appointed in 2018 by then Council President Davila. It was then the union was formed with the mayor and the agenda to allow the city to be over taken by developers. His voting record speaks for itself.

Frankie Roman

85 Mercer St

Board Member:

Mr. Roman was appointed to the planning board in 2021 by Andre. Upon his departure, he wrote a heart felt letter to address his denial to be re-appointed. In that letter he expressed his disappointment, and how it was such an honor to serve, acknowledging his unwillingness to support bad plans earned his termination!

Thank you Mr. Roman for standing up for our Paterson!

Who really owns the city?

No restrictions on the over development, building after building going up without any regard for the needs of the community!

Over Development!

Has taken over our entire community!

Enough is Enough!

No Parking!

City residents have become the target for predatory ticketing & towing, while record numbers have been generated in municipal court and for the tow company!

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