Unauthorized Use of Real Property Amendments

Changed the subject matter from 'residential real property' to 'real property' in the title and throughout the text, expanding eligibility to include commercial and other non-residential properties.

Increased the monetary threshold for criminal property damage by a trespasser from $1,000 to $1,500.

Added specific definitions for 'enter' and 'remain unlawfully' regarding unmanned aircraft (drones) and expanded the criminal trespass statute to include drone violations.

Updated the sheriff's service procedures to allow notices to be posted on the property itself rather than just the front door, and broadened arrest authority to include trespass on general real property.

Added a timestamp to the end of the document indicating the version was updated on February 22, 2025.

Replaced specific references to 'sheriff' with 'law enforcement' in the highlighted provisions section for broader terminology, though the actual legal text still specifies sheriff duties.

Removed the timestamp and version header information from the top of the document.

Added page numbers and formatting markers (like '2nd Sub. (Salmon) S.B. 55') that were not present in the original version.