(A) In addition to all the records required to be kept by the laws of the state relating to cemeteries, burial and removal of dead and the like, the following records shall be kept by the appropriate city official.
(B) The Finance Officer shall:
(1) Have on file in the office a complete plat or map of the cemetery, showing the exact location of said cemetery and describing or indicating all sections, lots, interments and the like of said cemetery, and all other information as prescribed by the Secretary of Health, law or ordinance;
(2) Keep an alphabetical index listing of the name of all deceased persons interred or buried in the cemetery. Such burial record book shall also include each burial or removal permit made;
(3) Keep a record, owned by the city, known as the Burial Record Book, in which shall be recorded the date of death, age, cause of death, if known, and the number of the lot and block of burial, and all other information which may be required by law or ordinance. Keep and maintain as permanent record, the name and address of all grantees;
(4) Keep any and all other records deemed necessary or important by the Finance Officer; and
(5) All such records together with the cemetery plat or map shall at all times, be open to official inspection.
(Prior Code, § 10-1-8)