Section
7-100 Authority to purchase; applicability of provisions
7-101 Control of the town cemetery; covenant
7-102 Superintendent
7-103 Burial regulated
7-104 Interment; disinterment
7-105 Plantings
7-106 Family monument
7-107 Trees, shrubbery
7-108 Landscaping
7-109 Structures
7-110 Conduct; hours
7-111 Vehicles
7-112 Rubbish, and the like
7-112.1 Construction materials
7-113 Damaging gravestones or other monuments
7-114 Cleaning after funerals
7-115 Burial permits
7-116 Prerequisite to a burial permit
7-117 Number of bodies to buried in one grave
7-118 Vault or grave liner required
7-119 Flower regulations and cleaning after funerals
7-120 Animals prohibited
7-121 Ornamentation
7-122 to 7-199 Reserved
(A) As used in this article, and except as provided in subsection (C) below, the terms CEMETERY and TOWN CEMETERY shall refer to any, and all, cemeteries owned, and/or operated, by the town.
(B) The town may acquire real estate to be used for cemetery purposes.
(Ord. 26-94, passed 11-7-1994)
All lots within the town’s cemetery, and within any extension of the cemetery at any time hereafter made, whether owned by the town, or by any other person, shall be subject to, and regulated and controlled by, the provisions of this article, and in all deeds of conveyance by the town to any person for any lot, the following provisions shall be included therein as a covenant running with the land:
“This conveyance is made subject to an ordinance of the Town of Maiden adopting rules and regulations for the control of the cemetery and providing penalties in relation thereto. The grantee herein, his heirs and assigns agree that upon the breach of any of its provisions, the title to said property shall revert to the Town of Maiden. This lot may not be sold to any other person, except with the written permission of the town manager, and it shall not be sold for more than the original purchase price of the lot.” |
(Code 1976, § 9.49) (Ord. 12-75, passed 10-20-1975)
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