This bill enacts new provisions for the Lakeshore Villages Community Development District in St. Tammany Parish, specifically addressing the election and governance of its board of supervisors. It establishes that supervisors will be elected during congressional election dates, with terms beginning on January 3 of the following year. The bill outlines a system of designated divisions for the election of supervisors, with candidates required to specify a division upon filing. If the number of registered voters is fewer than 250 in any even-numbered year, the governing authority of St. Tammany Parish will appoint successors instead of holding elections. The terms for supervisors are generally set at four years, with specific initial terms for those elected in 2026.

Additionally, the bill allows the board of supervisors to elect its officers, including a chair, vice chair, and a secretary who may not be a supervisor. It also permits supervisors to receive compensation for their service, including a per diem for meetings attended and travel expenses as outlined in the district's bylaws. Furthermore, the board is authorized to contract for financial and record-keeping services as deemed appropriate. The provisions of this act will take effect on January 1, 2025.