chairs on the ground 2

Question

Nicha ley, means you want the hole. You want the hole, so that the chair sits level. The melacha of Chofer (tolda of Choresh) is you want the hole, not the dirt from the hole. When you sit and the chair is uneven, you will lean that direction to level it out. CYA Many Orthodox Shuls have Perek on the Green Programs in the Spring. I know Irving Bunim, who was very close with Rav Aharon ZT'L, spoke may times in our neighborhood. These programs were held, as the name implies on someones lawn and no one was worried that sitting on a chair might make a hole in the grass. Many Frum hotels in the Catskills also have speakers on the lawn on Shabat afternoon. I have not done any research on this one. Is this Black Letter Law, and anyone that does otherwise is clearly wrong, or do other Poskim differ on this and those who sit on the lawn have on who to rely. DW