MUNICIPALITIES: Authorizes the city of Monroe to expropriate property by declaration

This bill amends a previous authorization allowing the city of Monroe to take private property through a declaration process. The key change explicitly excludes all public electrical utility infrastructure, whether movable or fixed, from the property that can be expropriated. This means the city cannot seize power lines or other utility equipment located on the land it intends to acquire. The legislation directly affects the city's ability to expand or manage its land holdings while protecting essential utility assets.