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# Barcelona Approves Narcís Sala Grass Works
- URL: https://barna.news/barcelona-approves-natural-grass-at-narc/
- Published: 2026-06-26T09:44:08.000Z
- Updated: 2026-06-26T09:45:15.000Z
- Description: Barcelona City Council has approved natural grass works at Narcís Sala in Sant Andreu, with a budget of 1.8 million euros. The city has also started the process for CE Europa’s Nou Sardenya ground in Gràcia.
- Author: Barna.News
- Tags: Sport, Sant Andreu, #qvr-enhance, #shadow-v2

Barcelona City Council has approved a 1.8 million euro project to install natural grass at Narcís Sala in Sant Andreu, a move that matters to UE Sant Andreu supporters and local residents in the city’s north-east.

The decision clears the way for works at the municipal stadium used by the club. The approval appears in council documentation and in official statements, which also say the city has started the administrative process for CE Europa’s Nou Sardenya ground in Gràcia.

For readers following local sport in Barcelona, the key point is simple: Narcís Sala is now approved, while the CE Europa case is at an earlier stage. The council has also said Can Dragó could be used as an alternative venue if Europa cannot finish a season at Nou Sardenya during the works.

UE Sant Andreu has also issued official notices on the change at Narcís Sala. You can follow more local coverage on our [Sport](https://barna.news/tag/sport/) and [Community](https://barna.news/tag/community/) pages.

The council records cited for this report include the March 2025 minutes of the Ecology Commission and the June 2026 execution project. Primary sources are available from [Barcelona City Council](https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/premsa/2026/04/25/lajuntament-de-barcelo?ref=barna.news) and the club’s own official communications.

Residents in Sant Andreu who want to keep track of the works can check Barcelona City Council updates and UE Sant Andreu notices as the project moves forward.