HB2665 mandates property purchasers to notify authorities if they intend to use the property as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent.

HB2665 requires individuals or entities purchasing real property with the intent to use it as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent predators to provide written notification to specific authorities. This includes the sheriff of the county, the senator and representatives of the legislative district, the administrator or manager of the county, and the chair of the board of county commissioners or county council. The notification must occur after entering escrow but before closing the sale.

HB2665 mandates property purchasers to notify authorities if they intend to use the property as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent.

HB2665 requires individuals or entities purchasing real property with the intent to use it as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent predators to provide written notification to specific authorities. This includes the sheriff of the county, the senator and representatives of the legislative district, the administrator or manager of the county, and the chair of the board of county commissioners or county council. The notification must occur after entering escrow but before closing the sale.