Relates to access to adjoining property to make improvements or repairs

This bill allows property owners or tenants to legally enter neighboring land to make necessary improvements or repairs when they cannot do so from their own property. It establishes a court process where a licensee can request a license to access adjoining property after a neighbor refuses permission or fails to respond to a written request. The law specifies permitted activities, such as installing monitoring devices, setting up scaffolding, or repairing foundations, and requires the entering party to provide notice, carry insurance, and compensate the neighbor for use of the land. Courts are empowered to approve these entries under specific terms, including the ability to order reimbursement for professional fees if documents are reviewed, and to award attorney fees if a party acts in bad faith.