Requires property purchasers to notify authorities about using property for less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators.

The bill mandates that individuals or entities purchasing real property with the intent to use it as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent predators must provide written notification to specified authorities. This includes the sheriff, local legislators, county administrator, and county board chair. The notification must occur after entering escrow but before closing the sale. It must detail the planned start date and the maximum number of predators expected. Failure to comply is a class 1 civil infraction.

Requires property purchasers to notify authorities about using property for less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators.

The bill mandates that individuals or entities purchasing real property with the intent to use it as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent predators must provide written notification to specified authorities. This includes the sheriff, local legislators, county administrator, and county board chair. The notification must occur after entering escrow but before closing the sale. It must detail the planned start date and the maximum number of predators expected. Failure to comply is a class 1 civil infraction.