The bill establishes the Bermont Drainage District in Charlotte County as a public corporation, ratifying and confirming its creation and all subsequent proceedings related to it. The district's charter is created, outlining its status, boundaries, and minimum requirements. Specifically, the bill defines the district's geographic boundaries, which include various sections of land in Charlotte County, totaling approximately 2,900.24 acres. It also stipulates that the district will operate as an independent water control district, governed by a board of supervisors composed of three landowner-elected members.

Additionally, the bill incorporates provisions from Florida Statutes that govern water control districts, ensuring that the Bermont Drainage District adheres to relevant laws regarding financial disclosure, elections, and the issuance of bonds. The charter includes specific requirements for the governance and operational procedures of the district, including the ability to levy maintenance taxes and collect non-ad valorem assessments. The act is declared to be remedial in nature and is retroactively effective to March 12, 2025, with a severability clause ensuring that if any part of the act is found invalid, the remaining provisions will still be enforceable.