This bill enacts R.S. 33:9091.28 to establish the Castle Manor Improvement District in Orleans Parish. The district is created as a political subdivision of the state, with defined boundaries and a primary purpose of promoting beautification and security within the area. Governance of the district will be managed by a seven-member board of commissioners, which includes representatives from the Castle Manor Improvement Association and appointments from local government officials. The board will have the authority to adopt rules, manage funds, and oversee the district's operations, including the provision of security and beautification services.

Additionally, the bill authorizes the city of New Orleans to impose and collect a parcel fee to fund the district, subject to voter approval. The fee structure is outlined for both residential and commercial properties, with specific amounts set for the first five years of collection. The district may also accept voluntary contributions and grants to further its objectives. Provisions for budget adoption, audits, and indemnification of board members are included to ensure proper governance and accountability. If the district ceases to exist, any remaining funds will be transferred to the city for the benefit of the area.