The process for the construction of the Stadium of Roma continues. The same Municipality of the Capital announced it, through its official website, the closure of the public debate: "in full respect of the times, showing attention and seriousness". This is what can be read in the official note, with the ball now passing to the company, which these days is experiencing turbulent moments with the dismissal of Mourinho and the imminent farewell of Pinto. The Giallorossi must present in the Capitol the final project of what will be Roma's house that will rise in Pietralata.
The statement: "Surveys start in Pietralata"
The Rome Capital Council has approved the Report on the outcomes of the Public Debate presented by Nomisma formalizing the requests and recommendations contained. The Debate recorded a total participation of about 700 people at the 10 public meetings organized during the 2 months of its implementation. The note highlights the nature of the issues analyzed: "These are technical-administrative, procedural and managerial issues; environmental issues (visual impact, local microclimate, land consumption, natural habitat and ecosystem value, acoustic impacts, energy criticalities, light pollution, heat islands, fine dust and waste disposal), mobility and accessibility (with specific attention that must be paid to cycling and pedestrian mobility, connection with neighboring districts, with particular reference to via dei Monti Tiburtini) and characteristics of the project".
Finally, the Councilor for Urban Planning Mauro Veloccia intervened: "With this resolution, we complete the public debate process and, once again, we do it in full respect of the times, demonstrating the attention and seriousness with which we are following this project to allow the realization of the stadium in time to celebrate the centenary of the Giallorossi team. All the recommendations emerged in the process of the public debate are in line with the prescriptions contained in the Resolution approved by the Capitol Assembly for the recognition of the Public Interest".
So began Veloccia who then concluded: "Roma Capitale has concluded, for the moment, its own work also giving the authorizations for the start of surveys on the areas of Pietralata. Now Roma must present the final project, an indispensable step for the realization of a work awaited for many years by the fans which is at the same time a great opportunity to enhance a quadrant of the city".
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