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 transparency in meetings and financial reporting. It also specifies that the district will not have comprehensive planning or zoning powers, ensuring that all development remains subject to Collier County regulations.

Additionally, the bill details the district's financial operations, allowing for the issuance of bonds, special assessments, and the collection of non-ad valorem taxes to fund infrastructure projects and services. It mandates public hearings for proposed assessments and emphasizes the need for fair and equitable tax practices. The bill also includes provisions for the management of delinquent taxes and assessments, competitive procurement processes, and the potential for interlocal agreements with other governmental entities. Overall, CS/HB 4041 aims to enhance local governance, financial self-sufficiency, and community engagement in the development and conservation of the district's resources.