The bill proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, specifically concerning Baldwin County and the establishment of the Bon Secour Landmark District within the county. The amendment defines the boundaries of the Bon Secour Landmark District in detail, using various geographic markers and parcel numbers. It prohibits the annexation of any property within the district into any municipality by local law, with the exception that this prohibition does not apply to any municipality incorporated after the ratification of this amendment that includes any part of the Bon Secour Landmark District.

The amendment also specifies that the Bon Secour Landmark District shall not be considered a legal entity and shall not have powers such as the ability to sue or be sued, taxing authority, zoning authority, police power, or the authority to adopt ordinances, rules, or regulations within its boundaries. The bill outlines the process for an election on the proposed amendment, including the assignment of a ballot number and the provision of a description for voters. The amendment will become valid as part of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022 upon approval by a majority of the qualified electors voting on it. The bill includes an insertion marking the date it passed the Senate, which is May 2, 2024.