If your city's budget does not yet have sufficient funds to build a stadium for one hundred thousand seats, start with your small suburban stadium. It is likely that all citizens from time to time will want to run along its elastic paths, play in the towns or cheer for their favorite football team.
Instructions
Step 1
Study the plan of the area immediately adjacent to the city and select a location for the stadium. Decide whether you are going to arrange a sports ground for only one kind of sport (for example, for football) or if you want to build a universal stadium.
Step 2
Choose a well-lit area, but so that the sun does not blind your eyes during exercise or play. Examine the relief of the selected area.
Step 3
Contact the architects and order a design plan for the stadium or announce a competition. Based on the results of the architects' work, bring all the necessary communications. Invite surveyors and, based on the plan for the upcoming construction, take all the necessary measurements.
Step 4
Approve the final draft. Contact the cadastral service and draw up a new cadastral passport of the site.
Step 5
Start building. Pour concrete or asphalt over the area. Depending on what kind of sports the stadium is intended for, choose the type of coverage (grass - for football, tennis, plastic - for basketball or even roller skates). The coating must be moderately resilient and safe.
Step 6
Do not forget that for a small stadium, the type of fencing and lighting power are important. Equip a drainage and drainage system.
Step 7
Book sports facilities. If you are on a budget, order them from the local factory using standard drawings. Equip areas for team games and athletics. Buy inventory for the future site. Work with the designers to develop the design of the future stadium.
Step 8
Hire maintenance personnel to carry out landscaping work and subsequent work at the stadium. Interview candidates for the position of director and farm manager.
