This amendment modifies the language of the landowner's bill of rights, removes a provision about entry onto property, renumbers subsections, adds a new section requiring the attorney general to develop and distribute the brochure, and updates section numbering.
- Changes the language describing when a person may exercise eminent domain from 'will or may attempt' to 'intends', making the standard more definitive. (Page 2, lines 9-10)
- Deletes the entire provision regarding persons' intent or probability to acquire property through eminent domain. (Page 3, lines 8-13)
- Renumbers subsections (v) through (xi) to (iv) through (x) to account for the deletion of the provision about intent to acquire property. (Page 3, line 15; Page 3, line 22; Page 4, line 7; Page 4, line 9; Page 4, line 17; Page 4, line 21; Page 5, line 4; Page 5, line 10)
- Adds language requiring that entry onto property for surveys, tests, and samples must occur 'prior to any condemnation action'. (Page 4, line 9)
- Changes a period to a semicolon to maintain proper punctuation after the amendment. (Page 4, line 12)
- Deletes language about making a good faith effort to purchase property before moving to condemn it. (Page 4, lines 13-15)
- Adds a new section requiring the attorney general to develop the brochure, provide a digital copy on the attorney general's website, and provide copies to condemnees and condemnors upon request. (Page 5, after line 19)
- Updates the effective date section from Section 3 to Section 4 to account for the new section added. (Page 5, line 21)
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