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SCOTTSBLUFF, NEBRASKA CODE OF ORDINANCES
ADOPTING ORDINANCE
CHAPTER 1: AIRCRAFT
CHAPTER 2: ANIMALS
CHAPTER 3: BICYCLES, SKATES, AND SKATEBOARDS
CHAPTER 4: BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
CHAPTER 5: CEMETERIES
CHAPTER 6: CITY GOVERNMENT
CHAPTER 7: ELECTIONS
CHAPTER 8: FIRE
CHAPTER 9: HEALTH
CHAPTER 10: LIBRARY
CHAPTER 11: LICENSES; OCCUPATION TAXES; REGULATIONS
CHAPTER 12: NUISANCES
CHAPTER 13: OFFENSES
CHAPTER 14: ORDINANCES
CHAPTER 15: PARKS AND RECREATION
CHAPTER 16: POLICE
CHAPTER 17: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
CHAPTER 18: SEWERS
CHAPTER 19: SOLID WASTE
CHAPTER 20: STREETS, ALLEYS, AND SIDEWALKS
CHAPTER 21: SUBDIVISIONS
CHAPTER 22: TRAFFIC
CHAPTER 23: WATER
CHAPTER 24: STORMWATER
CHAPTER 25: ZONING
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§ 5-1-10 SERVICE CHARGES; FAIRVIEW.
   The charges be made for services rendered by the city in Fairview Cemetery shall be as provided in Chapter 6, Article 6 of this code.
§ 5-1-11 GRAVE; LOCATION; EXCAVATION.
   Upon exhibition of a burial permit, and payment of the grave-digging fee, it shall be the city employee designated by the City Manager shall locate and excavate the grave.
(Ord. 1116, passed 2-25-1957; Ord. 2177, passed - -1976)
§ 5-1-12 SAME; DEPTH.
   The top of the burial vault shall be buried at a depth of not less than two feet below the surface of the ground.
(Ord. 1116, passed 2-25-1957; Ord. 2177, passed - -1976)
§ 5-1-13 BURIAL VAULTS; REQUIRED; EXEMPTION.
   (A)   All bodies interred in Fairview Cemetery shall be enclosed within a burial vault constructed of concrete, metal, or fiberglass, except as herein provided. Upon a request in writing for an exemption from such requirement, signed by the survivor(s) by whom burial arrangements are being made, the requirement shall be waived by the Cemetery Supervisor:
      (1) If the Supervisor shall find in writing the deceased held, or that such survivor(s) hold, a belief, based upon religious or philosophical grounds, that a body should not be interred within any container constructed of material (other than wood) which will impede disintegration of the body;
      (2)   If such survivor(s), prior to interment, shall pay into the Cemetery Fund of the city an additional fee in the amount of $750 to hold the city harmless from the expense of additional maintenance of the grave or adjacent areas which may become necessary because of absence of a burial vault; and
      (3)   If the body is interred in a container constructed of wood.
   (B)   Family columbarium (located on family-owned burial space) will include event costs for additional right of interment columbarium opening and closing after funeral space purchase.
(Ord. 2734, passed - -1982; Ord. 4215, passed 7-3-2017; Ord. 4250, passed 10-21-2019)
§ 5-1-14 OPEN HOURS.
   Cemetery grounds shall be open during hours established by the Director of Parks and Recreation.
(Ord. 1116, passed 2-25-1957; Ord. 2177, passed - -1976)
§ 5-1-15 FLOWERS, PLANTS, SHRUBBERY, TREES, AND WILDLIFE.
   It shall be unlawful for any person other than an authorized employee of the city to gather, remove, disturb, or damage flowers, plants, shrubbery, or trees, either wild or cultivated, or to feed or disturb birds or animal life in a cemetery of the city.
(Ord. 1116, passed 2-25-1957; Ord. 2177, passed - -1976)
§ 5-1-16 SIGNS AND NOTICES.
   No signs, notices, or advertisements shall be erected or placed in a cemetery of the city, except regulatory or informational signs erected by the city.
(Ord. 2177, passed - -1976)
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