The bill CS/HB 4041 establishes the Corkscrew Grove Stewardship District in Collier County, Florida, as an independent special district aimed at promoting coordinated community development and efficient land use. It includes provisions for the governance of the district, such as the creation of a board of supervisors consisting of five members elected by landowners, and the appointment of a district manager responsible for overseeing operations. The bill outlines the district's financial mechanisms, allowing it to issue bonds, levy special assessments, and impose ad valorem taxes, while ensuring compliance with local planning laws and minimizing financial burdens on Collier County.

Additionally, the bill introduces new legal language regarding the district's operational framework, including the authority to levy maintenance taxes and special assessments for infrastructure upkeep, and mandates public hearings for rate changes. It emphasizes transparency and accountability by requiring public access to meetings and records, and establishes procedures for the collection of delinquent charges. The act will take effect upon becoming law, with specific provisions related to ad valorem taxation requiring voter approval. Overall, the legislation aims to create a structured governance model for the district while ensuring community involvement and adherence to existing laws.