This bill introduces a new requirement for individuals or entities purchasing real property intended for use as a less restrictive alternative for sexually violent predators. Specifically, it mandates that purchasers provide written notification to several local authorities, including the county sheriff, state legislators representing the district, and county administrators or commissioners. The notification must include the intended start date for using the property, the maximum number of sexually violent predators allowed to reside there, and the names of any known individuals who will reside in the facility at the time of notification.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that this written notification must occur after entering escrow but before the sale is finalized. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in a class 1 civil infraction, as defined under chapter 7.80 RCW. This legislation aims to enhance transparency and communication regarding properties designated for less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators within the community.