The Sandy Planning Commission voted unanimously Thursday to allow Real Salt Lake to serve liquor at the stadium being built near 9000 S. State.
There was little discussion and no questions prior to the vote on the conditional use permit, said planning technician Eileen Luker.
Real will now have to go to the state for permission to serve liquor. It has requested licenses for concessions, a restaurant and a private club.
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