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 "easement holder." The Act applies to easements established by express grant or reservation but excludes public utility easements, conservation easements, and negative easements from relocation. Property owners must initiate a civil action and meet certain requirements to ensure that the relocation does not impair the easement's utility or the rights of the easement holder. Additionally, the servient estate owner is responsible for reasonable relocation expenses, and the right to relocate an easement cannot be waived or restricted by prior agreements.

The bill introduces new sections to the Oklahoma Statutes, specifically Section 1513 and Section 1514 of Title 60. Section 1513 clarifies that the act modifies, limits, or supersedes the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act while ensuring that certain provisions regarding electronic delivery of notices remain unchanged. Section 1514 establishes that the act applies to easements created at any time—before, on, or after its effective date. Set to take effect on November 1, 2025, the Act aims to promote uniformity in easement laws across states and provide clarity in the application of electronic signatures within Oklahoma.