Actual notice for easements held by a government entity required.

The bill requires government entities to provide actual notice to affected parties when they hold easements on private property. This means that property owners must be directly informed about any easements that may impact their land. The goal is to ensure transparency and communication between government bodies and property owners.

Supporters of the bill argue that it enhances property rights by ensuring that landowners are fully aware of any easements that may affect their property. They believe this will lead to better communication and trust between citizens and government entities, ultimately protecting the interests of property owners.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could slow down government projects by imposing additional notification requirements. They may also contend that it could create confusion among property owners who may not fully understand the implications of easements, potentially leading to disputes and delays in necessary infrastructure developments.