The Oklahoma Uniform Easement Relocation Act of 2025 establishes a legal framework for property owners to relocate easements under specific conditions while defining key terms such as "appurtenant easement," "conservation easement," and "dominant estate." The act applies to easements established by various means but excludes public-utility easements, conservation easements, and negative easements from relocation. Property owners seeking to relocate an easement must initiate a civil action, serve relevant parties, and ensure that the relocation does not impair the easement's utility or safety. Additionally, the servient estate owner is responsible for reasonable expenses related to the relocation process, and the act emphasizes good faith cooperation among all parties involved.

The bill introduces new sections to the Oklahoma Statutes, specifically Sections 1512, 1513, and 1514 of Title 60. Section 1512 promotes uniformity in law among states adopting this act, while Section 1513 clarifies that the act modifies certain provisions of the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act without altering specific sections related to electronic delivery of notices. Section 1514 establishes that the act applies to easements created at any time relative to its effective date. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025, following its passage in the House of Representatives on March 11, 2025, aiming to enhance legal clarity and consistency regarding electronic signatures and easements within Oklahoma law.