Oklahoma HB2036 establishes conditions for reimbursing certain expenses in condemnation proceedings.
Oklahoma HB2036 amends eminent domain laws to establish conditions for reimbursing certain expenses in condemnation proceedings. It specifies that property owners may be reimbursed for reasonable attorney, appraisal, and engineering fees if the condemnation proceeding is abandoned, the property cannot be acquired, or the jury award exceeds the commissioners' award by at least 10%. The act also outlines procedures for reviewing the commissioners' report and filing exceptions or demands for jury trials. The changes take effect November 1, 2025.
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