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	Amend CSSB 11 by adding the following appropriately numbered 
article to the bill and renumbering subsequent articles and 
sections as appropriate:

ARTICLE ____ INFORMATION PROVIDED BY CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE 
ENTITIES
	SECTION ____.01. Subchapter B, Chapter 21, Property Code, is 
amended by adding Section 21.024 to read as follows:
	Sec. 21.024. PRODUCTION OF INFORMATION BY CERTAIN ENTITIES 
CONSIDERED TO BE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. (a) A utility, a common 
carrier or a transporter of oil, gas or the products of oil or gas is 
considered to be within the definition of critical infrastructure 
under Government Code Section 421.001. Notwithstanding any other 
law, an entity which is considered critical infrastructure and 
which is authorized by law to take private property through the use 
of eminent domain is required to produce information as provided by 
this section if the information is requested by a person who owns 
property that is the subject of a proposed or existing eminent 
domain proceeding, but only if the information is related to the 
taking of the person's private property by the entity through the 
use of eminent domain.
	(b) An entity described by Subsection (a) is required under 
this section only to produce information relating to the 
condemnation of the specific property owned by the requestor as 
described in the request. A request under this section must contain 
sufficient details to allow the entity to identify the specific 
tract of land in relation to which the information is sought.
	(c) The entity shall respond to a request in accordance with 
the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure as if the request was made in a 
matter pending before a state district court.
	(d) Exceptions to disclosure provided by this chapter and the 
Texas Rules of Civil Procedure apply to the disclosure of 
information under this section.
	(e) Jurisdiction to enforce the provisions of this section 
resides in:
		(1) the court in which the condemnation was initiated; 
or            
		(2) if the condemnation proceeding has not been 
initiated:           
			(A) a court that would have jurisdiction over a 
proceeding to condemn the requestor's property; or
			(B) a court in the county in which the entity has 
its principal place of business that has jurisdiction over 
condemnation proceedings under this chapter.
	(f) If the entity refuses to produce information requested in 
accordance with this section and the court determines the refusal 
violates this section, the court may award the requestor's 
reasonable attorney's fees incurred to compel the production of the 
information.
	(g) If an entity that received a request in accordance with 
this section does not produce the requested information on or 
before the 30th day after the request is made, the attorney general 
may file an action in a court described by Subsection (e) to enforce 
this section on the request of the person who made the request for 
the information. If the court determines that the failure to 
produce the information is a violation of this section, the court 
may award the attorney general's reasonable expenses incurred to 
compel the production of the information.
	(h) If the attorney general files an action under subsection 
(g), the person who requested that the attorney general file the 
action may not file a private action to enforce this section with 
respect to the same request for information.
	(i) Section 552.0037, Government Code, is repealed as to 
those entities described in Subsection (a).