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Permits N’ More
California permitting intelligence · Est. 1996

Clear the path.Open with confidence.

One accountable California consultant for location feasibility, CUP and zoning strategy, ABC license transfers, and opening readiness.

30+

years navigating agencies

CA

statewide coordination

1

accountable workflow

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One accountable workflow

From site risk to opening day.

Permits N’ More coordinates the decisions that typically fall between a broker, escrow, city planner, ABC investigator, and business owner.

One point of accountability. Fewer expensive surprises.

01

Location feasibility

Understand zoning, separation rules, use restrictions, and the approval path before a lease or purchase locks you in.

Decide before you commit
02

ABC license transfers

Coordinate person-to-person, premises-to-premises, and combined transfers with escrow, city, and ABC milestones aligned.

Keep the transfer moving
03

CUP & zoning strategy

Build the filing, findings, neighborhood strategy, and hearing presentation required for a defensible approval path.

Prepare for the hard questions
04

Opening readiness

Track local permits, business licensing, health, signage, occupancy, and agency dependencies through the last mile.

Turn approvals into opening day

About

Three decades. One Sherrie.

Since 1996, Sherrie Olson has operated out of Ontario, California, helping hundreds of business owners navigate the state's most complex permit and licensing requirements. From 7-Eleven franchisees needing ABC liquor license transfers to restaurant owners facing conditional use permit hearings, Sherrie handles the paperwork, the phone calls, and the appearances so owners can focus on running their businesses.

Her specialization runs deepest in California's toughest jurisdictions—Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, and beyond. These are the places where a single missing form or a poorly prepared hearing presentation can cost a business owner months of delays and thousands of dollars.

Sherrie doesn't just file paperwork. She shows up at state ABC hearings, city council sessions, and county zoning board meetings to represent her clients directly. Many of her clients are multi-store owners who've worked with her across five, ten, even fifteen locations over the years.

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Years in business

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Clients served

CA

Statewide coverage

How it works

Working with Sherrie

01

You call

Tell Sherrie what you need. New location? License transfer? Zoning issue? She'll know exactly what's involved.

02

She listens

Sherrie reviews your situation, identifies which permits and approvals apply, and tells you the real timeline.

03

She handles the paperwork

Applications, supporting documents, agency correspondence — filed correctly the first time.

04

She handles the calls

City clerks, ABC investigators, planning departments — Sherrie knows who to call and what to say.

05

She shows up

Hearings, council meetings, zoning boards — Sherrie represents you in person so you don't have to.

06

You run your business

Permits handled. Licenses approved. You focus on what you do best.

From our clients

Real results, real people

Your firm really helped us get licenses we didn't think were possible.

Jim Dunaway

With the help of your services, I know I saved money, time, and got what I needed for my business.

Lesley Edwards

Start with the risk

Tell us what you’re trying to open.

Share the location, license, and current milestone. Sherrie will identify the practical approval path and the first decision that matters.

1030 North Mountain Avenue, Suite 190, Ontario, CA 91762 · California statewide

Confidential intake

Map the opening path

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