CEMETERIES CLEVELAND, TEXAS

Similar documents
HAMPTON CEMETERY RULES, REGULATIONS & RATES

TOWN OF MISHICOT CEMETERY RULES

Town of Florence Rules and Regulations Governing the Care of Woodlawn Cemetery Adopted April 8, 2013

Rate Schedule. Effective December 15, 2009

RULES AND REGULATIONS Of Wildwood Cemetery Winchester, Massachusetts EFFECTIVE MARCH 1, ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR LOT PURCHASE

CEMETERY GENERAL PRICE LIST 2018

Chapter 14 CEMETERIES

HILLSIDE CEMETERY MONUMENT GUIDELINES

ARTICLE 9: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING REQUIREMENTS

HISTORIC TEXAS CEMETERY REQUEST FOR DESIGNATION

Rules and Regulations

THE VILLAS AT SNOWDEN OVERLOOK: PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES FOR EXTERIOR ALTERATIONS RESPONSIBILITY OF UNIT OWNERS

Rules and Regulations

CORPORATE REPORT. NO: R137 COUNCIL DATE: June 29, 2015 REGULAR COUNCIL. TO: Mayor & Council DATE: June 24, 2015

Canmore Cemetery Monument Information Package

PARKS MEMORIALS AND DONATIONS POLICY

CHAPTER 20: INSTITUTIONAL USE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS

> Schedule of Fees. Honouring the life of a loved-one and establishing a lasting legacy is an important decision.

CITY OF POWELL RIVER

NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES MULTIPLE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION FORM CONTINUATION SHEET ASSOCIATED PROPERTY TYPES

St Nicolas, Itchingfield Churchyard Guidance

The planning and zoning board considered amending the zoning code to address plantings and alteration of the swale.

CORPORATE POLICY CEMETERY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

ARTICLE RRCO RED ROCK CORRIDOR OVERLAY DISTRICT

The planning and zoning board held workshops on January 11, 2016, January 18, 2016 and January 25, 2016 to discuss the issue.

Roadside Mowing. Spot mowing of noxious weeds should be done as necessary to reduce propagation.

LANDSCAPE GUIDELINES. Submitted by the Landscape Committee of The Village Townhomeowners Association

WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT Financial Planning & Policy Committee Meeting Monday, April 30, :30 p.m. Village Hall Committee Meeting Room AGENDA

LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE PASADENA PLANNING DEPARTMENT (713) FAX (713)

Understanding Burial Vaults. Copyright 2006, 2008 by Wilbert Funeral Services, Inc. All rights reserved. VLT p1 N910G r.

West Berkshire. Memorial Brochure Opened in 2006, the crematorium offers a quiet and rural setting for the people of West Berkshire.

Howe Bridge. Howe Bridge. CREMATORIUM

The planning and zoning board held workshops on January 11, 2016, January 18, 2016 and January 25, 2016 to discuss the issue.

BY-LAW CONCERNING THE USE OF DRINKING WATER. In view of section 19 of the Municipal Powers Act (R.S.Q., chapter C-47.1);

MAKIKI COMMUNITY GARDEN ASSOCIATION Honolulu s First Community Garden Established RULES AND REGULATIONS (Revised June 2015)

New Southgate CEMETERY & CREMATORIUM

SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL

SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: FINAL PLAN REVIEW- PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PLAN (PDP)

HOW TO ORDER 100% Personalized Custom Headstones & Monuments

The Town Board of the Town of Vienna, County of Dane, State of Wisconsin, does ordain and adopt as follows.

CITY OF SURREY BY-LAW NO A by-law to amend the provisions of "Water Shortage Response By-law, 2004, No "...

PART I-D BUFFERS AND LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS

TOWNSHIP OF LOGAN SOIL & FILL IMPORTATION AND PLACEMENT APPLICATION SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST

Borders. Borders CREMATORIUM. CREMATORIUM

Horticulture. Qualification Structure for Level 2 Diploma in work- based Horticulture

Two locations: Lehner Park on Rosewood Street, just west of Memorial Drive, featuring 16 plots that are 20 x20 West Side Community Gardens,

MEMORANDUM. Steven Lan, P. Eng., Director of Engineering. George V. Harvie, Chief Administrative Officer RECOMMENDATION:

Banks Pointe Homeowners Association

Woollensbrook CREMATORIUM & CEMETERY

Bowers Gifford CREMATORIUM & CEMETERY

Torbay. Torbay. CEMETERIES & CREMATORIUM

Landscape and fencing requirements of this Chapter shall apply to all new landscaped areas.

(e) No person shall install, construct or maintain a fence or hedge on any property in the Town of Colma except in compliance with the following:

Town of Ipswich, Massachusetts Select Board Policy Directive #MBP2012 Adopted: March 12, 2012 Revised: November 5, 2018

APPENDIX B TO POLICIES, PROCEDURES, AND RULES OF THE MARIANA GLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ARCHITECTURAL AND COVENANT GUIDELINES

Improve the appearance of off-street parking areas, vehicular use areas, and property abutting public and private roads;

City of Norwich Policy Regarding Monuments on City Property

Article 10: Landscaping and Buffering

Treswithian Downs. CREMATORIUM. Treswithian Downs CREMATORIUM

CITY OF MIAMI CEMETERY 1800 N.E. 2 AVENUE

Haunted history: from cemetery to Cheesm

Exhibit A. Scope of Work

LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE 1. LANDSCAPE PLAN REVIEW REQUIREMENTS

Wessex Vale CREMATORIUM

Procedures IV. V. Rural Road Design Option

THE LAWN AND GARDEN SHOW

OUR SERVICES EXPLAINED

Staff Report Bronwyn Rittner Conditional Use Permit Mobile Vending Carts or Stands New Castle Planning and Zoning Hearing July 13, 2016

Community Garden Plots

DRIVEWAY REGULATIONS

Thomasville Municipal Code Chapter 12 PUBLIC SAFETY

Llanelli CREMATORIUM. Llanelli. AMLOSGFA

Westerleigh CREMATORIUM & CEMETERY

Rule D Wetland and Creek Buffers

Spanish Cove Residential Standards, June 2003 updated December 2010

Aberystwyth. Aberystwyth. CREMATORIUM

Ohio Department of Transportation Inter-Office Communication Central Office Office of Production

Vale Royal CREMATORIUM

4 January 11, 2012 Public Hearing APPLICANT:

ROSS BRIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS

ANN ARBOR CITY NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. ORD ALARM SYSTEMS

Fees for In-Ground Interment

The purpose of the requirements in this Article is to provide for landscaping and screening of parking and other outdoor areas that will:

Chapter 19.5 LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS

Families find solace in natural burial, home funerals and honored rituals.

The Gardens. Memory Gardens. Friends of the Gardens supports efforts to beautify the grounds. New sign greets visitors

BIRCH RUN TOWNSHIP SAGINAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN ORDINANCE # ALARM SYSTEM ORDINANCE

V-5 TREE PROTECTION AND LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS

THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF ANCIENT MONUMENTS LAW

CHAPTER The title of P.L.1983, c.337 is amended to read as follows:

Fall/Spring: September April Summer: May - August. Small Plot Permit (6 bags): $15.00 Large Plot Permit (12 bags): $ Refundable Deposit $25.

THE CITY OF ARMSTRONG BYLAW NUMBER 1806, A Bylaw to Regulate Water Use and Conservation

Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Water Use Restriction Bylaw No. 78, 2012

Sec Development design approval and procedures.

Great Glen CREMATORIUM

Bloomington Housing Authority Outdoor/Yard/Patio Policy

North Surrey Organic Community Garden Constitution and Bylaws

PLANNING BOARD HEARING Miami Shores Village Town Hall Council Chambers NE 2 nd Avenue Miami Shores Workshop Date April 24, 2014

RULES AND REGULATIONS AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION. Version: August 31, 2015

3.4 REL: Religious Use District

Transcription:

CEMETERIES CLEVELAND, TEXAS RULES AND REGULATIONS 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE INTRODUCTION------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 LOT/SPACE INFORMATION-------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Dimension---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Purchase------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 Ownership---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Responsibility------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 INTERMENTS---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Licensed Funeral Directors------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Permits-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Transfer of Interment Rights---------------------------------------------------------------- 4 DECORATIONS------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Artificial Flowers------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Containers--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Breakage----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 MARKERS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Lawn Type or Upright Markers------------------------------------------------------------ 5 Material------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 Slabs---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Fees----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Liners-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 MAINTENANCE------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 Gardening--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Flower Removal------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Planting Trees and Shrubs------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Fence--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Debris-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 CONDUCT WITHIN CEMETERY------------------------------------------------------ 6 RESERVED RIGHTS----------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 PRICES---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8

INTRODUCTION The Cleveland City Cemeteries include the Cleveland Memorial Cemetery (17.57 acres) and the Precinct 20 Cemetery (4.24 acres). Maps showing the location of lots and spaces in the cemeteries are available in the Administrative Office at City Hall. To assist the City in its efforts to maintain these cemeteries beauty, the regulations in this manual have been adopted by the City Council. All lot owners and persons interested in the cemeteries are requested to familiarize themselves with and conform to these regulations, and report any infraction thereof, in order that the City Cemeteries may be a permanent and beautiful symbol of reverence for the deceased. If you have any questions, please call the Administrative Office at (281) 592-2667. Thank you.

I. LOT/SPACE INFORMATION A. Lot/Space Dimensions: 1. Full lots in the city cemeteries consist of eight (8) grave spaces. 2. Lots measure 20 X 20 and individual grave spaces measure 5 X 10. 3. In Babyland, a space equals 5 X 3-1/4. 4. In the Urn Garden, a space equals 2-1/2 X 3-1/4. B. Purchase: 1. All lots, part of a lot, or space must be purchased in advance before use. 2. Only a maximum of eight (8) spaces may be purchased at one time. 3. If time payments are used, then at least $325.00 must be paid down and the remaining balance paid monthly at $75.00 plus simple interest of 8%. 4. If time payments are delinquent by sixty (60) days, then the lot, part of lot, or space will revert back to the City after notification. 5. The purchaser must agree to abide by the City regulations. 6. Under no circumstances will cemetery lots be re-purchased by the City after they have been sold. 7. Deed issuing fee established of $5.00 for deed transfer and duplications. C. Ownership: The deed issued for any lot, part of lot, or grave space, conveys owner the exclusive -right of sepulcher on such lot or part thereof. D. Responsibility: 1. It shall be the duty and responsibility of the funeral directors and others interested in the purchase and sale of a lot and/or grave spaces in the City Cemeteries to obtain the necessary information from the City Cemetery Sexton concerning the status and availability of lots and spaces. 2. All graves shall be dug and filled by licensed funeral directors conducting the burials and the City of Cleveland shall be not be responsible for digging such graves. The Funeral Director shall pay the City the sum of $40.00 for the removal of excess dirt. II. INTERMENTS: A. Licensed Funeral Directors All graves must be dug and filled by licensed funeral directors conducting the burials and the City of Cleveland will not be responsible for digging such graves. B. Permits 1. A burial permit must be obtained from the Cemetery Sexton before burial in the City Cemeteries. 2. A marker permit must be issued by the Cemetery Sexton for the erection of a monument or marker. C. Transfer of Interment Rights The exclusive right of sepulture in a space in the City Cemeteries conveyed by a Deed is freely alienable by the owner, his heirs and/or legatees at any time before an interment is made therein. Such right must be transferred by a written declaration filed and recorded by the Cemetery Sexton.

III. DECORATIONS: A. Artificial Flowers: The purpose of artificial flowers is to look natural, but contrary to general belief, these decorations do not keep their original appearance for any great length of time when left outside in the rain, wind, and sun. These decorations will be removed when they no longer look natural. B. Containers: Containers may be used but must be placed securely on the base or on top of the headstone. In order to protect the beauty of the markers, tin cans should not be placed on them since the weather will cause rust spots. The use of wire creates an extremely dangerous hazard both to visitors and equipment; therefore, containers must not be staked down with any material not a part of the container. Standing floral wreaths tend to be easily blown away by the wind and it is suggested they not be used. In order to protect the beauty of the markers, tin cans should not be placed on them since the weather will cause rust spots. C. Breakage: Every reasonable effort will be made to respect each decoration; however, the City cannot be responsible for the breakage of stands and vases. IV. MARKERS: A. Lawn Type or Upright Markers Lots to be developed to allow the use of upright markers in all sections of the cemetery, if the property owners so desire. Footstones are allowed providing that they are set below the surface of the ground so as not to interfere with the mowers. B. Material Grave markers or anything made of metal will not be allowed upon the lots in the cemeteries, except bronze tablets, bronze markers, or light material set below the surface of the ground so as not to interfere with the mowers. C. Slabs Slabs are not to be permitted as a covering for graves. D. Fees A permit shall be issued by the Cemetery Sexton for the erection of markers at a fee of $20.00. E. Liners Concrete liners shall be used for all graves, excluding baby graves. V. MAINTENANCE: A. Gardening All gardening, landscape work, improvements and care of grave spaces, lots, and property of the City Cemetery and all planting, trimming, cutting, and removing of grass, trees, and shrubs, will be done only by the City. B. Flower Removal Flowers and wreaths will be removed from the graves when, in the judgment of the cemetery supervisor, they become unsightly. Members of the family desiring to retain flowers or wreaths from the grave must remove them within twenty-four (24) hours after the interment. C. Planting Trees and Shrubs It shall be unlawful for any person to plant any tree or shrub upon any lot or plat in the City Cemeteries.

D. Fence All graves in the City Cemetery must be covered with sod at all times and no coping, fence or hedge of any kind may be placed around a grave and no mound will be permitted on a grave. Flags placed on graves of Veterans will be permitted to remain one day preceding and one day following Memorial Day and Veteran s Day. E. Debris All debris, rubbish, and waste must be placed in containers provided by the City for this purpose. F. The City of Cleveland shall have the right to remove any tree or shrub plants or found growing upon any lot or plot in the City Cemeteries. The City shall have the right to remove any object or enclosure that is not in accordance with these rules and regulations. G. Pavilion-type structures will be allowed in designated sections of the cemetery; Concrete benches will be allowed in designated sections. VI. VII. CONDUCT WITHIN CEMETERY: A. All persons must remain quiet while interment services are being conducted. B. No person carrying intoxicating liquors or conducting himself in a disorderly manner will be permitted to enter or remain within the cemetery ground. C. No person may solicit or bring any advertising display of any kind into the cemetery ground other than permanent signs placed on vehicles or uniforms. D. Dogs and other domestic animals will not be allowed on the cemetery ground or in any building. E. All persons are prohibited from gathering flowers, breaking vegetation or disturbing wildfire in the City Cemetery. F. Funeral directors will be held strictly responsible for the action of their vehicle drivers and other personnel while within the cemetery grounds. RESERVED RIGHTS: The City Cemetery reserves the right from time to time, to enlarge, reduce, replat, or change the boundaries or grading of the cemetery or any section thereof, including the right to modify or change the location of, remove or re-grade roads, drives, and/or walks or any part thereof, and to lay, maintain, operate, alter or change pipelines, sprinkler systems and drainage system. The City Cemetery reserves the right to use and to place trees, shrubs, features, monuments and works or art on portions of the Cemetery not sold to individual lot owners. The City Cemetery reserves unto itself a perpetual right of ingress and egress over graves, grave spaces, and lots for purposes of maintenance and for any and all lawful purposes. VIII. PRICES: There shall be charged and collected for each lot, part of a lot, or grave space sold in said cemeteries the following charges: a) For one full lot (8 grave spaces) $5,200.00 b) For ½ lot (4 grave spaces) $2,600.00 c) For 1/3 lot (2 grave spaces) $1,300.00 d) For a single grave space $650.00 e) For a single urn space $100.00 f) For a single space in babyland $100.00