Oklahoma HB2089 amends eminent domain laws to allow reimbursement of certain expenses for property owners in oil and gas pipeline condemnation.
Oklahoma HB2089 amends eminent domain laws to expand reimbursement of expenses for property owners in oil and gas pipeline condemnation proceedings. The bill allows reimbursement of reasonable attorney, appraisal, and engineering fees incurred due to condemnation proceedings. It also mandates that the court clerk forward a copy of the commissioners' report and a notice of time limits for filing an exception or demand for jury trial to all parties involved. The final award of reimbursement is to be paid by the entity seeking to condemn the property.
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