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Yes, what @JDN said, adding damp sand in the Pacific NW is different than adding sand in the Nevada desert and how long it will take to dry and what your coop setup is and what your humidity is.

If there's a way you can spread some of the sand out it may help it dry faster (provided it doesn't rain). As others have said, perhaps just start with pine shavings for a few days or a week then shovel them all out and replace with your sand when it's dry enough. You can still move those...

I wouldn't add wet sand in the coop, but I don't see a problem with it in the run. I don't know how many chickens you have, but I don't see scooping 100 poops a day from my 5 chickens as easy maintenance, but that's personal choice. See number 1...