An interment fee shall be established by the Village Board by
resolution from time to time as recommended by the Cemetery Board
of Commissioners.
[Amended by Ord. No. 024, Series 2004]
No interment shall be allowed in any lot which has not been
fully paid.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1.01, Code
Adoption)]
No interment shall be permitted or dead body received without
a burial permit or removal certificate issued by the Register of Deeds,
Cemetery Superintendent or Village Clerk of the place where the death
occurred. Such permit or certificate shall be retained by the Superintendent
as part of his record. All interments, disinterments and other matters
relating to the disposal of dead bodies shall be pursuant to the state
statutes and the orders of the Village Board.
Notice of interment must be given to the Superintendent at least
24 hours in advance. The Superintendent or an assistant must be present
at all interments, and he shall have full charge of opening, closing
and sodding all graves.
Laborers working in the vicinity of a lot where an interment
is in progress must suspend work and maintain silence during the progress
of the service and during the period immediately preceding and following.
[Added by Ord. No. 024, Series 2004]
A commercially manufactured vault, approved by the Cemetery
Superintendent, shall be required for the placement or interment of
any and all types of remains or cremated remains. Two cremated remains
or one single full interment and one single cremated remains are allowed
in a single vault.
[Added by Ord. No. 024, Series 2004]
Each gravesite is allowed to contain one single full interment,
or one single cremated remains, or one single full interment and one
single cremated remains, or two cremated remains.