The bill establishes a framework for the abatement of plant-related nuisances in the City of Alabaster. It designates a city official as the enforcing official responsible for notifying property owners of nuisances and ordering their abatement within a specified timeframe, typically 14 days, with the possibility of extending this period to 28 days under certain circumstances. Property owners are given the opportunity to contest the notice at a hearing, and the administrative official will make a determination regarding the existence of a nuisance. If a nuisance is confirmed, the owner must abate it within the specified timeframe or face city intervention.

Additionally, the bill outlines the process for assessing and collecting costs associated with the abatement, which will be treated as a lien on the property, referred to as a "weed lien." The city council will consider the costs incurred during abatement and may adopt a resolution to assess these costs against the property, which will then be added to the property owner's tax bill. The bill also stipulates that the weed lien will remain enforceable until paid and will be extinguished upon full payment during property redemption or sale. The act is set to take effect on October 1, 2026.