Unlawful land restriction; creating the Uniform Unlawful Restrictions in Land Records Act; amendment; county clerk duties and liability; effective date.

Page headers and footers were updated to reflect the 'Floor Version' status, replacing the 'Committee Substitute' branding and adding specific formatting notes for bold face text.

Minor spacing and indentation adjustments were made throughout the text to improve readability and align with standard legislative formatting for the House floor.

Removed 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' title and updated the document header to 'Committee Substitute'.

Adjusted page numbering and section line references to align with the new formatting structure.

Updated the internal reference number for the bill from 12295 to 13140.

The document header was changed from 'ENROLLED HOUSE BILL' to 'COMMITTEE AMENDMENT' and 'PROPOSED POLICY COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE', indicating the bill is now in a revised state pending final approval.

The text of the bill was reorganized with different line breaks and spacing, but the actual legal language and section numbers remain unchanged.

A signature line for the Reading Clerk and adoption date was added to the committee amendment header.

Added 'Boren' as a co-sponsor in the Senate byline.

Updated the long-form title to explicitly mention the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act.

Removed the phrase 'providing duties and liability of county clerk' from the short-form title summary.

Removed the phrase 'providing form for an amendment' from the short-form title summary.

The bill title and subject matter changed from a general property act to a specific law targeting unlawful land restrictions.

New definitions were added for 'Amendment', 'Document', 'Governing instrument', 'Index', 'Land records', 'Owner', 'Person', 'Record', 'Recorder', 'Remove', and 'Unlawful restriction'.

New requirements were established allowing owners to record amendments to remove unlawful restrictions and enabling homeowners association governing bodies to amend their instruments without a member vote.

Specific forms and language were mandated for amendments, requiring a clear statement that the document removes an unlawful restriction while preserving valid ones.

The effective date was changed from November 1, 2025, to the date of enactment.