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Riverside Cemetery Rules & Policy - City of Alma

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SECTION 29. Flush Markers. In sections designated as flush marker sections, all markers<br />

shall be set so that the top is flush or level with the ground. No memorials other than grave markers<br />

may be set on any section so designated. The exposed surface <strong>of</strong> all single flush markers shall be <strong>of</strong><br />

standard size, 24 inches in length and 14 inches in width. Double flush markers shall be 12 inches in<br />

width and not less than 48 inches in length. Three-grave flush markers shall not be less than 48 inches<br />

in length. Flush markers <strong>of</strong> granite shall not be less than 4 inches in depth.<br />

SECTION 30. Location <strong>of</strong> Markers on a Lot. Markers shall be placed at the lot line<br />

abutting the walkway. Not more than one marker shall be placed at any one grave and shall identify<br />

all burials at that grave. A marker may embrace two graves. No marker shall be set unless it is first<br />

approved by the Superintendent <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Cemetery</strong> and the grave space is paid for in full.<br />

SECTION 31. Monument and Marker Materials. No material except granite, a good<br />

grade <strong>of</strong> white marble, or cut stone from recognized monument quarries shall be used for monuments<br />

or upright markers. Bronze may be used on monuments or upright markers if firmly attached to a<br />

granite base. No materials except granite or standard bronze shall be used for flush markers.<br />

Monuments or markers varying materially in color or texture shall not be permitted on any one lot.<br />

SECTION 32. Inscription on Markers. Markers shall be so placed on a grave that the<br />

inscription thereon may be read from the nearest abutting path or walkway. On lots or parts <strong>of</strong> lots<br />

not abutting a walkway or road, the inscription on markers placed thereon shall read from the nearest<br />

path or road. Inscriptions on all markers at the same side <strong>of</strong> a lot shall read from the same direction.<br />

All inscriptions and designs on flush markers shall either be sunk or raised at least three-sixteenths<br />

<strong>of</strong> an inch from the surface. Flush markers with raised letters shall be protected with a raised panel<br />

at least one inch in width.<br />

SECTION 33. Monument and Marker Foundations. All monuments and markers shall be<br />

placed on a foundation <strong>of</strong> a depth and size and <strong>of</strong> a material deemed adequate by the Superintendent<br />

<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Cemetery</strong>. All foundations shall be constructed by the Superintendent, or his assistants.<br />

SECTION 34. Installation <strong>of</strong> Monuments and Markers. Those persons engaged in placing<br />

monuments and markers shall provide planking adequate to protect turf and shall remove materials,<br />

equipment and rubbish immediately upon completion <strong>of</strong> work. The site shall be left in a clean, orderly<br />

condition. Markers and monuments will not be permitted to be delivered to lots until a proper order<br />

for a foundation installation has been placed with the <strong>City</strong> Clerk.<br />

SECTION 35. Monument Work. Lot owners should not close a deal with any monument<br />

dealer until the <strong>Cemetery</strong> Superintendent has checked the material, size and design, and accepted the<br />

application as provided on the dealer's form for that purpose and where work is being done with an<br />

out <strong>of</strong> town dealer the lot owner should personally attend to this important detail. The <strong>City</strong> will not<br />

be responsible for the loss to a lot owner caused by rejection <strong>of</strong> any monument or stone work where<br />

regular application for setting has been neglected or overlooked before the order was placed.<br />

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