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· Memorials ·
- All markers in the
cemetery shall be of granite, marble, or bronze and shall be installed
by a licensed memorial representative.
- Only one stone or marker
will be allowed for each grave space, and this shall be placed at the
head of the grave. In the event a family monument is placed at the head
of a lot, an individual marker may be placed at the foot of each grave
for individual graves. Government markers may also be placed at the foot
of the grave in addition to the headstone.
- Cemetery staff will
provide reasonable assistance to licensed memorial representatives in
locating grave spaces.
- All stones or markers in
the cemetery are required to have a concrete foundation, which may be
poured by licensed memorial representatives or cemetery staff. Markers
installed in Blocks 11 and 12 do not require concrete foundations.
- Slabs are permitted on
those lots where slabs have previously been laid; however, the City is
not liable for any damages, which may occur to such slab in the regular
maintenance of the cemetery. Coping is permitted so long as it is laid
flush with the ground, as are corner markers.
- Fees for foundations are
payable in advance at the Cemetery Office.
- No memorial of any kind
will be permitted without the written authorization of the space owner,
his legal representative or legal heirs.
- All markers installed in
Blocks 11 and 12 shall be flush with the ground and shall be no larger
than 2'6" by 1'1" by 4" (30" x 13"). Only one marker per space is
allowed in these areas, and it shall be placed at the head of the grave.
- Should a monument dealer
need to access areas off of hard-surfaced roads, that person must
receive guidance from staff as to where the vehicle may be driven over
the grounds. Payment for any damages that may occur in the course of a
monument installation shall be the responsibility of the monument
dealer.
- The City is in no way
responsible for the preservation and care of any memorials installed in
the cemetery.
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