The Great Dane
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This argument about building on sand is funny.
Put simply not all sand is equal. Building on compact sand is relatively easy, on the other hand building on loose sand can be much more difficult. It's still doable, but it can be very expensive.
Adding water into that equation makes things even more expensive generally speaking, but again not all water is equal, and standing water, running water, tidal water, etc, all have different impacts that are/can be dealt with differently.
So jumping to the conclusion, in theory it's almost certainly possible to build an eastern grandstand at Win Stadium, it's probably just prohibitively expensive.
I imagine that there're probably also concerns about the impact a grandstand would have on the beach, and I can imagine the Nimbys coming out in force if the grandstand encroached onto the beach too much.
Put simply not all sand is equal. Building on compact sand is relatively easy, on the other hand building on loose sand can be much more difficult. It's still doable, but it can be very expensive.
Adding water into that equation makes things even more expensive generally speaking, but again not all water is equal, and standing water, running water, tidal water, etc, all have different impacts that are/can be dealt with differently.
So jumping to the conclusion, in theory it's almost certainly possible to build an eastern grandstand at Win Stadium, it's probably just prohibitively expensive.
I imagine that there're probably also concerns about the impact a grandstand would have on the beach, and I can imagine the Nimbys coming out in force if the grandstand encroached onto the beach too much.