HB268 is a bill proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, focusing on the establishment of the White House Fork Landmark District within Baldwin County. The bill provides a detailed description of the district's boundaries by referencing tax parcel numbers and geographical markers. It includes a significant provision that prohibits the annexation of any property within the district into any municipality, except under certain conditions that are not specified in the summary. The bill has been marked with an insertion indicating that it has been enrolled, meaning it has passed both legislative houses and awaits the governor's action. There are no deletions mentioned in the summary. Additionally, the bill clarifies that the White House Fork Landmark District will not be recognized as a legal entity, meaning it will not have the authority to sue or be sued, levy taxes, enforce zoning, exercise police powers, or enact ordinances. The amendment mandates that an election be held for its approval, with the amendment becoming effective upon receiving a majority vote from qualified electors. The Senate passed the bill with the aforementioned insertion on May 8, 2024.