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Planning commission approves Speedway master‑plan amendment to allow year‑round auto sales, limits events
Summary
The Wilson County Planning Commission approved a master‑plan amendment request from Nashville Superspeedway to add year‑round auto sales on a 518.06‑acre parcel with a cap of six event days per calendar year; the approval advances the application to the March County Commission.
Chairman Jones opened the meeting and the Commission heard an application from Matt Greci, general manager of Nashville Superspeedway, to amend a portion of the Speedway master plan to permit year‑round auto sales on the 518.06‑acre property (Wilson County Tax Map 141 Parcel 26.00) with a limit of six event days per calendar year.
The request was presented with staff recommendations. After discussion by the Commission, Planning Commission member Nokes moved to approve the amendment based on staff recommendations; Planning Commission member Ashe seconded the motion. The motion passed with all voting aye. The Commission recorded that the approved request will be heard at the March County Commission.
The amendment would add auto‑sales uses to the Speedway master plan while preserving an operational limit of six event days per calendar year. The transcript records the parcel size and tax‑map reference but does not specify changes to zoning text or additional conditions beyond staff recommendations; those details were directed to be included in the minute attachment file.
The Commission did not record any public opposition in the minutes. The item will next appear before the County Commission in March for final consideration.
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