The proposed bill seeks to amend the Constitution of Alabama to create the "Stapleton Landmark District" in Baldwin County, detailing its geographical boundaries and prohibiting the annexation of any property within this district into any municipality through local law, except for municipalities that may be incorporated after the amendment's ratification and that include parts of the district. The amendment clearly outlines the starting point and boundary lines of the Stapleton Landmark District, ensuring clarity regarding the areas included.

Furthermore, the amendment specifies that the Stapleton Landmark District will not be recognized as a legal entity and will lack typical powers associated with such entities, including the ability to sue, tax, zone, enforce public safety, or adopt regulations. This ensures that the district remains a defined area without governance or administrative authority. The bill also includes provisions for nonsubstantive revisions for consistency in style and grammar, mandates adherence to existing election laws for the voting process, and stipulates that the amendment will only take effect if approved by a majority of qualified electors. The bill was passed by the Senate on May 8, 2024, and originated in the House on April 16, 2024.