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Sparta board approves High Point Solutions storage tenancy at 2 Aaron Way with written conditions
Summary
The Sparta Township Planning Board voted June 3 to allow High Point Solutions to occupy the remaining portion of a newly built building at 2 Aaron Way under the minor site‑plan process, approving the tenancy subject to written limits on hazardous materials and a statement of deliveries, hours and employees.
The Sparta Township Planning Board on June 3 approved an application allowing High Point Solutions to use the second tenant space at 2 Aaron Way, saying the use is a permitted minor site‑plan matter subject to conditions.
Patrick Turzy Turi, the property owner, testified under oath that the newly constructed building is a 44,000 (unit not specified in the transcript) facility and that the first tenant occupies roughly half the space. He told the board the second tenant would use the remaining space for storage and that no new variances or waivers are required. "We constructed a new building on Aaron Way. It's a 44,000t building," Turzy said.
Sandra Curran, chief operating officer of High Point Solutions, said the company has sold IT equipment in Sparta for about 30 years and needs additional storage for inventory. Curran said the lease prohibits hazardous materials and that the intended use is lighter than the first tenant because no office build‑out is planned: "We sell IT equipment on Fivegale Court. We've been there about 30 years, and we need additional storage for our inventory."
Board members asked operational questions about deliveries and staffing. Curran and Turzy estimated light use: standard FedEx/UPS/Amazon deliveries and perhaps two to three trucks per week, and three or four employees with typical daytime hours. The board requested the applicant provide a short written statement as part of the minor‑site‑plan file confirming permitted hours, number of employees and the expected delivery/trip levels, and to sign documentation prohibiting hazardous materials on the premises.
A board member moved to approve the tenancy with those written conditions; a second was recorded, and the board then took a unanimous roll‑call vote to approve the application. The record shows the board accepted sworn testimony, required the written confirmations described above, and advised the applicants they may be referred to the minor site plan subcommittee if that subcommittee later requests further review.
