Oklahoma SB1835 amends eminent domain laws to establish standards for proving benefits and compensation, and prohibits waiving certain rights.
Oklahoma SB1835 modifies eminent domain laws by setting standards for proving specific, direct, and measurable benefits to property not taken. It establishes requirements for calculating compensation, ensuring it reflects the fair market value of the property before and after the taking. The bill prohibits acquiring agencies, condemning authorities, or political subdivisions from waiving or reducing these rights and standards. The changes become effective November 1, 2026.
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