What PNM coordinates
PNM’s public service lanes include business-development and project coordination, formation and property-location questions, pre-lease feasibility, zoning and CUP/CUB or land-use coordination, liquor and tobacco approval pathways, California ABC application and transfer coordination, project-team connections, and permit or opening-readiness coordination. A matter may involve only part of a lane or require work by other parties.
What public intake does
The project brief creates a private lead record for review. It does not create an attorney-client relationship, government filing, guaranteed engagement, approval, representation authorization, quoted fee, or promised schedule.
Separate responsible parties
Clients remain responsible for accurate facts, business decisions, and actions assigned to the owner or applicant. Attorneys, architects, engineers, accountants, escrow teams, contractors, and other licensed or transaction professionals remain responsible for their own work. Public agencies control their requirements, processes, and decisions.
What PNM does not claim
- PNM is not a government agency and cannot guarantee an agency decision.
- PNM is not presented as a law firm and public content is not legal advice.
- PNM does not claim to act as a broker, escrow holder, architect, engineer, contractor, accountant, or software vendor unless that separately qualified work is expressly identified in a written agreement.
- A referral or introduction does not make PNM responsible for another provider's license, contract, advice, work, security, price, or performance.
- PNM is not a liquor-license auction marketplace.
- PNM does not offer autonomous filing, signature, attestation, payment, or agency submission by software agents.
- PNM does not publish a universal price or turnaround time.
Scope changes
New facts, a changed location or concept, a protest, correction, hearing, transaction change, or agency request may change the work required. PNM should confirm any scope change before proceeding.