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 under the provisions of chapters 189 and 298 of the Florida Statutes, ensuring compliance with state laws applicable to water control districts.

Additionally, the bill sets forth the governance structure of the district, including the composition and election process for the Board of Supervisors, which will consist of three landowner members. It details the administrative duties, financial disclosure requirements, and procedures for conducting elections and referenda. The district is authorized to levy a maintenance tax and collect non-ad valorem assessments, with provisions for severability and retroactive application to March 12, 2025. The act will take effect upon becoming law.