CRIME: Provides relative to criminal blighting of property

HB 512 clarifies language in existing law regarding criminal blighting of property, which involves property being used for illegal activity that harms the neighborhood. It directly affects property owners and law enforcement by removing ambiguous phrasing about whether a property owner's representative or agent could be held liable. The bill makes minor technical corrections to the bill text - specifically deleting unnecessary commas and a redundant phrase about property owner representatives - to ensure the law applies clearly to property owners themselves. This is a procedural amendment to existing law, not a new policy change, and it does not alter the scope of criminal blighting offenses.