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Soprintendenza Clears Environmental Impact Assessment for Roma's New Stadium
·21 September 2026·45d ago

Soprintendenza Clears Environmental Impact Assessment for Roma's New Stadium

Source: Roma News

Roma have taken a significant step forward in their plans for a new stadium at Pietralata after the Soprintendenza (cultural heritage authority) issued a favorable assessment in the environmental impact evaluation process. According to journalist Alessio Di Francesco, the authority stated in its document that it "does not identify reasons that would prevent the release of the environmental impact ruling." The clearance is not unconditional: Roma must now comply with a series of observations, recommendations and requirements concerning the protection of monuments, archaeological sites and the landscape in the affected area.

The Soprintendenza's position represents a meaningful advance through the multi-stage administrative process required for the project. While the authority has identified no fundamental obstacles to the environmental ruling, Roma are obligated to implement all the prescriptions that emerged from the examination of the design. The club must now navigate the remaining administrative phases, incorporating the conditions set out by the relevant authorities as the stadium project moves forward.

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AS Roma's proposed new stadium at Pietralata has cleared a critical administrative hurdle after the Soprintendenza, Italy's cultural heritage authority, issued a positive assessment on the environmental impact evaluation. All three outlets confirm the authority found no grounds to obstruct the ruling's release, marking meaningful progress through the multi-stage approval process required for the project.

The Soprintendenza's clearance comes with significant conditions. TeleRadioStereo details that archaeological excavations must be completed before construction begins, and Roma must incorporate a Roman villa discovered on the site into the stadium design. A Roman cistern in the area must also be integrated into the facility's plans. The authority has mandated that tunnels identified during survey work require further study, and any potential demolition will need approval from the Lazio Regional Commission for Cultural Heritage. Additionally, the Soprintendenza requires landscaping improvements including increased tree planting, greater vegetation diversity, and green screening for parking structures.

According to TeleRadioStereo, the next procedural stage arrives on Monday, 28 September, when the final session of the Services Conference is scheduled. This represents another decisive juncture as the project moves toward the subsequent execution phase and eventual construction opening.

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“Nuovo passaggio nell’iter per il nuovo stadio della Roma a Pietralata. Arriva infatti il parere della Soprintendenza nell’ambito della Valutazione di Impatto Ambientale (VIA) relativa al progetto giallorosso. Secondo quanto riportato dal giornalista Alessio Di Francesco, nel documento la…”

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