Specifies just compensation when property is condemned for use by profit-making entity.

This bill requires that when a profit-making entity (like a private company) uses eminent domain to take property, compensation must reflect the property's intended use and revenue potential. It mandates payment for damages to nearby properties, including issues like impaired access, groundwater impacts, noise, and loss of value due to public perception. The bill also requires compensation for consequential damages (such as broken contracts or maintenance costs) and obligates the entity to cover the property owner's legal fees if awarded compensation exceeds their final offer by 10% or more. If the entity fails to meet conditions for taking property, the land automatically reverts to the original owner.