The bill CS/HB 4041 establishes the Corkscrew Grove Stewardship District in Collier County, Florida, creating a structured governance framework that includes a board of supervisors responsible for overseeing the district's operations. The board will consist of five members elected by landowners, with elections held every two years. The bill outlines the board's duties, including the appointment of a district manager and the requirement for public meetings and transparency in financial dealings. It also emphasizes the district's focus on community development, sustainable growth, and alignment with the county's comprehensive plan while ensuring that the district does not impose undue burdens on taxpayers.

Additionally, the bill introduces provisions for the district's financial operations, including the ability to levy special assessments, issue bonds, and manage public services. It specifies the process for levying maintenance taxes and special assessments, ensuring they are fair and equitable. The bill also allows for the issuance of general obligation bonds, with the district pledging its full faith and credit for repayment. Importantly, it mandates that any changes to the district's boundaries or charter require legislative approval, and it includes a provision to protect the law's integrity in case any part is deemed unconstitutional. Overall, CS/HB 4041 aims to enhance the operational efficiency and governance of the Corkscrew Grove Stewardship District while ensuring accountability and public participation.