TX SB292

Requires entities with eminent domain authority to provide property owners with a "Landowner's Bill of Rights" statement at the time of an initial offer, rather than seven days before a final offer, informing them of their right to refuse property surveys, negotiate survey terms, and hold the entity responsible for survey damages

Mandates that survey permission forms conspicuously disclose property owners' rights to refuse entry, negotiate terms, and seek compensation for damages, as well as the entity's right to seek a court order if permission is denied

Requires condemning entities to separately identify and make separate offers for any property they seek to acquire voluntarily versus property they intend to acquire through condemnation, with an exception for certain Texas Department of Transportation acquisitions

Removes the previous requirement to include the landowner's bill of rights statement with the final offer, since it must now be provided with the initial offer

Directs the Texas Attorney General to make the updated landowner's bill of rights statement available on its website by January 1, 2026, with the new requirements taking effect on that date