The bill amends Chapter 2004-456 of the Laws of Florida, which pertains to the West Villages Improvement District in Sarasota County. Key changes include the removal of a prohibition on the district obtaining fee simple title to certain real property, allowing the district to acquire property through various means, including eminent domain, for public infrastructure projects. The bill also revises the election procedures for board members, transitioning from landowner elections to elections by qualified electors as the population of the district grows.

Specifically, the bill introduces a new framework for electing board members based on the number of qualified electors residing in the district, with a gradual shift from landowner-elected members to a board composed entirely of elected qualified electors as the population increases. Additionally, the bill clarifies the district's powers regarding eminent domain, allowing for the acquisition of property necessary for public works while ensuring that such powers are exercised with appropriate approvals. The act is set to take effect upon becoming law.