The definitive go-ahead for the presentation of the project can only be granted after the completion of investigations.

In recent news regarding the Roma stadium in Pietralata, as reported by the journalist Alessio Di Francesco, the yellow-and-red club is ready to resume archaeological excavations in the area designated for the construction of the new facility. A critical step, as the completion of the investigation campaign prescribed by the Superintendency represents one of the necessary conditions for the delivery of the final project. Roma wants to proceed without a hitch, respecting the established timing, with the goal of obtaining all necessary approvals to move forward with the bureaucratic process and begin work as soon as possible. Unfortunately, your text hasn’t included any content for the assistant to translate. Please, provide the text you wish to be translated so the assistant can help you.

In the 14 hectares earmarked for the construction of the new yellow-red facility, there is a lush and well-maintained green area.

After the impressive renderings of the facility and the lawsuits filed by the old residents of the cleared areas, another stumbling block in the Friedkin stadium project has emerged: a forest. Yes, because in the 14 hectares assigned for the construction of the new yellow-red facility, there is a lush and well-kept forest daily maintained by some residents. According to the council led by Mayor Gualtieri, there are no natural assets to preserve. However, some documents approved in 2012 by the Municipality of Rome – which proposed the construction of a “Pietralata Park” – reveal the existence of a “forest area” in the territory. This issue came up last April after the alerts from the committee “Yes to the park, yes to the hospital, no to the stadium”, and Sabina Alfonsi (Environmental Councilor) had already responded with the words: “according to our agronomists, it’s not a forest.” But in recent days, as evidenced by numerous videos, the issue has resurfaced, and even in the Rome technicians’ census, they recorded approximately 800 trees and shrubs.