The proposed bill seeks to amend the Constitution of Alabama of 2022 by establishing the "Stapleton Landmark District" in Baldwin County, which is defined by specific boundaries that encompass various landmarks and tax parcels. The bill prohibits the annexation of any property within this district into any municipality through local law, with the exception of municipalities that may be incorporated after the amendment's ratification and that include parts of the district. Furthermore, the amendment clarifies that the Stapleton Landmark District will not be recognized as a legal entity and will not have powers typically associated with such entities, such as the ability to sue, tax, zone, enforce public safety, or adopt regulations.

Additionally, the bill outlines the process for an election to allow qualified voters to decide on the proposed amendment, with the election governed by existing sections of the Alabama Constitution and state election laws. It includes provisions for election officials to assign a ballot number and provide a clear description of the amendment on the ballot, allowing voters to express their support or opposition. If the amendment is approved by a majority of voters, it will become part of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022. The bill also allows for nonsubstantive revisions for clarity and consistency, including changes to capitalization, grammar, and citations.