Requiring owners of properties used as less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators to make certain disclosures.

HB 2665 requires property owners purchasing land specifically to operate a "less restrictive alternative" (a housing facility for sexually violent predators under court supervision) to provide written notice before closing the sale. This notice must include the intended start date, maximum occupancy (number of predators), and names of known residents to the county sheriff, local legislators, county administrators, and county commissioners. The notification must be submitted after entering escrow but before the sale is finalized. Violating this requirement is classified as a class 1 civil infraction. The bill directly affects property purchasers planning to establish such facilities, not general property owners.