Relating to: placement of sexually violent persons on supervised release.

SB 814 modifies Wisconsin law to require that serious child sex offenders placed on supervised release must reside in housing not adjacent to a property where a child's primary residence exists. Specifically, it prohibits placement within 1,500 feet of a child's home if properties share a boundary line (ignoring roads or alleys). The bill also mandates that counties assess proposed housing options for compliance before court approval and requires courts to reject plans that fail to meet these safety standards. This directly affects serious child sex offenders under supervised release and the county departments responsible for placement planning.