Confirm the Missouri statute that authorizes electronic delivery of self-storage lien-sale default notices.

Steps

1. Cite RSMo Section 415.415, subsection 4(1): at least 45 days before disposing of stored property, the operator must notify the occupant and any lienholder of the default 'by first-class mail or electronic mail' at their last known address.
2. Note the required second notice under Section 415.415.4(2), due no sooner than 10 days after the first, may also be sent 'by verified mail or electronic mail.'
3. Confirm this is not new or 2025 legislation -- revisor.mo.gov shows RSMo 415.415 effective since August 28, 2014, enacted via 2014 HB 1225, with no amendment since; the electronic-notice language has been in force for over a decade.
4. Do not attribute the e-notice provision to 2025 HB 668 -- that bill (98th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session) enacts law-enforcement use-of-force provisions under RSMo Section 563.046 and has no connection to Chapter 415 or self-storage.
5. Before asserting any written-consent precondition for electronic notice, verify the exact current statute text on revisor.mo.gov -- the plain text of Section 415.415.4(1)-(2) does not itself impose a written-consent requirement.