require an ownership disclosure for any non-individual entity that exercises eminent domain.

HB 1243 requires non-individual entities, such as corporations or government agencies, to disclose their ownership when exercising eminent domain powers. This provision applies to any organization that takes private property for public use and aims to increase transparency in the process. The bill mandates that these entities reveal who ultimately owns or controls them before proceeding with property acquisition. This change is designed to help property owners understand who is making decisions about land use and compensation.