The bill establishes a "landowner's bill of rights" in the context of eminent domain proceedings in Wyoming. It mandates that any entity or individual with eminent domain authority must provide a written brochure detailing the rights of landowners before initiating any condemnation process. This brochure must inform landowners of their rights, including the entitlement to fair compensation, the legal standards for property acquisition, the requirement for good faith negotiations, and the right to legal representation. Additionally, it specifies that landowners must be notified in advance of any entry onto their property for surveys or tests and that they have the right to challenge compensation decisions through informal and formal proceedings.

The bill also outlines the responsibilities of those seeking to exercise eminent domain, including providing evidence of fair market value and engaging in negotiations with landowners. It is applicable to any eminent domain actions initiated under the Wyoming Eminent Domain Act starting July 1, 2026, and will take effect on the same date. This legislation aims to enhance transparency and protect the rights of landowners during the eminent domain process.