Environment

HB 2119 creates a court process for property owners to request relocating certain easements, primarily affecting landowners (servient estate owners) who want to move an easement burdening their property. The bill allows such requests only if relocation won't materially lessen the easement's utility, increase burden on the easement holder, impair its original purpose, or compromise safety. It explicitly excludes public utility easements (like power lines), conservation easements (for farmland or wildlife protection), and negative easements from this process. The law applies only to easements established by grant, reservation, or other legal means, not those moved by mutual agreement.