The bill CS/HB 4041 establishes the Corkscrew Grove Stewardship District in Collier County, Florida, creating a framework for its governance and operations. It outlines the formation of a board of supervisors, detailing their election process, membership, terms, and responsibilities. The district is designed to promote sustainable community development while adhering to Collier County's planning and permitting laws, ensuring it does not impose any financial burden on the county. Key provisions include the district's limited powers, which do not extend to comprehensive planning or zoning, and the establishment of a governance structure that emphasizes transparency and public engagement.

Additionally, the bill introduces various financial mechanisms for the district, including the ability to issue bonds, levy special assessments, and manage infrastructure projects. It specifies the procedures for the assessment and collection of maintenance taxes, ensuring that property owners are informed and involved in the process. The bill also mandates public hearings for proposed rates and assessments, and it allows for the district to enter into interlocal agreements to enhance efficiency. Overall, CS/HB 4041 aims to empower the Corkscrew Grove Stewardship District to effectively address local needs while maintaining accountability and collaboration with other governmental entities.