Providing owners of real estate taken through eminent domain by school districts, or sold under threat of eminent domain, the opportunity to purchase the real estate back when it is not put to intended public use.

Updated all references from 'schoolhouse' to the broader term 'school facilities' to ensure the repurchase rights apply to a wider range of educational uses.

Added a new subsection stating that the repurchase offer requirement does not apply if the property owner previously made a written request for the school district to acquire the property through condemnation, assuming the district sent the required intent-to-condemn notice.

Changed the document title from 'Substitute Senate Bill' to 'Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill' to reflect its current legislative status.

Added 'heirs, assigns, or successors in interest' to the list of people who can receive repurchase offers and waive rights.

Extended the maximum time limit for a property owner to repurchase land from an unspecified reasonable time to a fixed 15 years after acquisition.

Added a specific 60-day deadline for property owners to accept a repurchase offer after receiving it.

Added new conditions allowing repurchase rights even if the public use is canceled, not started within 10 years, or becomes unnecessary.

Clarified that repurchase obligations terminate 15 years after acquisition, regardless of whether the land is still being used for a school.