(A) Only one body shall be interred in a burial space. The exceptions being: a mother or father and an infant; infants of a multiple birth; two young children; or two cremains.
(B) Only human remains can be buried in a burial space.
(C) The township shall be given not less than 36 hours’ prior notice in advance of any funeral to allow for the opening of the burial space. The opening and closing of burial spaces shall be done only by the township or such person or persons as are designated by the township.
(D) The appropriate permit for the burial space involved, together with appropriate identification of the person to be buried therein, where necessary, shall be presented to either the cemetery sexton or the Township Clerk prior to interment. Where such permit has been lost or destroyed, the Township Clerk shall be satisfied, from his or her records, that the person to be buried in the burial space is an authorized and appropriate one before any interment is commenced or completed.
(E) All graves shall be located in an orderly and neat appearing manner within the confines of the burial space involved.
(Ord. 22, passed 6-1-1999; Ord. 22, passed 7-6-2010)