Creates provisions relating to condemnation of land by certain utilities

Summary

The bill repeals Missouri’s current condemnation statute and replaces it with rules that stop electric utilities from condemning land to build wind or solar power facilities. It also narrows the ability of a utility to take property owned by another utility unless the taking is for a non‑exclusive easement that does not materially impair current use or future expansion. The changes are intended to protect property owners and preserve existing utility infrastructure.

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