FC Barcelona has started construction at the Spotify Camp Nou. The club and the construction company, Limark, are working towards the goal of having the team back at their stadium by the end of 2024, and they are putting in a lot of effort to make it happen. To speed up the work, the club has reached an agreement with the Barcelona City Council and nearby neighborhood groups to extend the construction hours until midnight from Monday to Friday, with no noisy machinery after 8 p.m., as reported by Betevé.
The agreement also includes closing the Miniestadi quarry on Saturdays to avoid disturbing the neighbors on weekends. The club has even covered noisy machinery with tarps to minimize disruptions.
To ensure that the agreed rules are followed, the three parties will hold monthly monitoring meetings, and the City Council can renew permits for FC Barcelona to work on Saturdays without causing disturbances.
Positive response to truck access changes
This new agreement between Barça, the City Council, and neighborhood groups complements the previous change in truck access to the quarry. Truck access on Cardenal Reig Street has been closed, and a new access has been opened on Doctor Marañón Avenue. Another access point will also be added on the same street, further up. This change has pleased the neighbors, as it has reduced dust levels.
Most Saturdays in March
This month of March, FC Barcelona has been able to continue their work on Saturdays. Specifically, the district of Les Corts has given permission for work to take place on March 2, 9, 16, and 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The work will be conducted under controlled acoustic and lighting conditions.
This content has been translated and adapted from the Spanish version of the digital newspaper