A. Sale Procedure: The sale or transfer of any interment right by an owner or purchaser, shall not be binding upon the cemetery unless same shall first be duly approved in writing by the properly authorized officer of the cemetery, and then such interment rights must be reconveyed to the cemetery and the cemetery shall issue a conveyance (deed) to the new owner. The same rule shall apply in all cases of assignment of purchase contract for interment right. This procedure is required in order that the cemetery may at all times have a complete and accurate record of all owners and purchasers.
B. Transfer Of Rights: Any and all transfer of any interment rights, whether same be conveyance or assignment of purchase contract, are subject to all rules and regulations of the cemetery, which are now in full force and effect or which may hereafter be enacted.
C. Verify Ownership: The cemetery has the right to verify the ownership of property prior to any transfer. In addition there will be required, as a prerequisite to the transfer of any interment rights in the cemetery, a minimum contribution or assessment, for the benefit of the Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund, as set and/or amended by the City Council by resolution in the "fee schedule".
D. Subdivision Not Allowed: The subdivision of interment rights is not allowed without the consent of the cemetery and no one not having an interest in a lot shall be buried therein, except by written consent of all parties interested in such lot and of the cemetery.
E. Forms Approved And Signed: All agreements for the purchase of interment rights must be on forms approved and signed by the authorized agent of the cemetery. Fees for individual interment spaces and Perpetual Care Fund shall be set and/or amended by the City Council by resolution in the "fee schedule". (Ord. 17-4-1, 4-3-2017)