Relating to the failure to disclose certain appraisal reports by an entity with eminent domain authority in connection with an offer to acquire real property.

This bill requires government agencies with eminent domain authority (like cities or utility companies) to send property owners certified mail copies of all appraisals used to value their land within the past 10 years when making an initial offer to buy it. If they fail to disclose these appraisals, they must pay the owner's reasonable attorney fees incurred during the acquisition process. The rule applies only to new acquisition offers made on or after September 1, 2025, not to deals finalized before that date. It directly affects property owners receiving such offers and aims to increase transparency in eminent domain proceedings.