BL8807 - Cemetery Bylaw - Consolidated

Upon receiving a written request by all parties named as the holders of a Right of Interment, or the executor of the plot holders’ estate, to forfeit such right to use and occupy grave space, the Cemetery Manager may cancel the Right of Interment and refund the holder(s) of a Right of Interment a sum equivalent to that paid for such Right of Interment less the Maintenance fee paid at the time of R. [...] If goods have been special pre-ordered and because of some unique characteristic, personalization or extraordinary cost, the goods cannot be used in the ordinary course of business, the cemetery may deduct the itemized cost of those goods from the holder of a Right of Interment and the cost of those goods may be retained out of any money paid for the purposes of a Right of Interment cancellation. [...] Where an interment in the Cemetery is performed under the conditions of Section 5.5 of this Bylaw, the person who permitted the interment and the person who performed the interment shall report the matter to the Cemetery Manager and the representative of the deceased shall furnish the Cemetery Manager with full details of the deceased as required by Section 5.4 of this Bylaw. [...] Upon issuing any interment permits, or upon receiving an order for disinterment from the proper authority, the Cemetery Manager, or their delegate, shall notify the Caretaker before the time of the intended interment or disinterment giving the name of the deceased and the number and location of the plot concerned. [...] Prior to obtaining such permit the applicant shall file with the Cemetery Manager a statement setting forth in detail: (a) The size of the base of the proposed monument; (b) The weight of the said monument; (c) The material of which said monument is constructed; (d) The size of the proposed memorial marker and the material of which it is to be constructed; and (e) The number of lineal feet of curb.