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Planning Commission OKs Superspeedway master‑plan amendment to allow televised collector‑car auctions with limits
Summary
The Wilson County Planning Commission voted Feb. 20 to recommend a master‑plan amendment allowing year‑round auto sales at Nashville Superspeedway for a televised, high‑end collector‑car auction, subject to staff stipulations limiting events to the infield, a maximum of six event days per year, and required coordination with sheriff and emergency services.
The Wilson County Planning Commission voted Feb. 20 to approve a recommendation that would amend the Nashville Superspeedway master plan to permit year‑round auto sales tied to a televised, high‑end collector‑car auction.
Planning staff presented the application for Map 141 Parcel 26 and said the property—originally approved for C‑4 planned commercial uses in 2001 and amended in 2017—already allows a range of event uses. Staff recommended approval with conditions limiting all sales and event activities to the infield, capping events at six days per calendar year, and requiring annual written notice to the planning office and…
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