This bill introduces a new section to the existing criminal trespass law, specifically addressing the issuance of no trespass orders on municipal or school district property. It stipulates that such an order cannot be issued unless it receives a unanimous vote from the governing body during a duly noticed public meeting. Additionally, the individual subject to the order is granted the right to a hearing with the governing body, which can be held in either a public or non-public session, depending on the individual's choice. Furthermore, the individual has the right to appeal the governing body's decision to the superior court.

The bill also clarifies that the requirement for governing body approval does not apply if there is already a court order in place restraining the individual from entering the property. This new legal language aims to enhance transparency and due process in the issuance of no trespass orders, ensuring that individuals have a fair opportunity to contest such orders before they are enacted. The act is set to take effect 60 days after its passage.