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SEC. 437. Fees For Digging Graves, Notice.
<br />The following charges shall be made for digging graves:
<br />For a whole section 48.00; half section $5.00; quarter -section, .2.50; one-eighth
<br />the
<br />section $`1.50; for keeping such sections in good condition.
<br />case is three feet or less in length
<br />SEC. 436. Perpetual Care of Sections - Fund.
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<br />There shall be established a fund to be known as "a fund for the perpetual care
<br />the
<br />of sections or spaces in the cemeteries, now or hereafter owned or controlled by the
<br />case is over three feet but does not
<br />City of Charlottesville".
<br />any monument or stone placed over
<br />(a) Any owner or other party in interest may deposit with the City Collector
<br />four and
<br />the sum of $10.00 per grave space to provide for the perpetual care of said space.
<br />5.00
<br />(b) Such sums so deposited shall be entered upon the records of the City to
<br />Where
<br />the credit of the above described funds in the name of the party paying the same,
<br />outside
<br />and shall so stand to the credit of said account as long as this arrangement may be
<br />the interment and shall designate
<br />in effect.
<br />in
<br />(c) The City shall keep such grave space as shall have been deposited for, in
<br />good condition, that is to say, they shall be kept in good sod, the grass shall be
<br />kept in shape, except that the City shall not be held liable for the deterioration
<br />of the stones or markers caused by erosion.
<br />(d) Should the City, at any time, discontinue the control and supervision of
<br />the several cemeteries, then such funds shall be transmitted to its successors, or
<br />returned to the estates paying such sums into said fund.
<br />(e) There shall be a Perpetual Care Cemetery Commission who shall be custodian
<br />of said fund. Said Commission shall be composed of the Mayor, City Treasurer, the
<br />City Auditor and the Chairman of the Finance Committee and the Superintendent of
<br />Cemeteries. It shall be the duty of the said Commission to properly invest said
<br />fund and to turn into the City Treasury, annually on the last day of the fiscal
<br />year, the income accruing from said fund.
<br />SEC. 437. Fees For Digging Graves, Notice.
<br />The following charges shall be made for digging graves:
<br />There shall be an additional fee of two (2.00) Dollars to be charged for each
<br />grave which is dug for installation of a metal vault. The above fees shall be
<br />payable in advance, unless guaranteed by some responsible person.
<br />Where
<br />the
<br />outside
<br />case is three feet or less in length
<br />$3.50
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<br />Where
<br />the
<br />oatside
<br />case is over three feet but does not
<br />jure
<br />any monument or stone placed over
<br />exceed
<br />four and
<br />one-half feet in length
<br />5.00
<br />(3)
<br />Where
<br />the
<br />outside
<br />case exceeds four and one-half feet
<br />the interment and shall designate
<br />the space which is to be used.
<br />in
<br />length
<br />10.00
<br />There shall be an additional fee of two (2.00) Dollars to be charged for each
<br />grave which is dug for installation of a metal vault. The above fees shall be
<br />payable in advance, unless guaranteed by some responsible person.
<br />SEC. 435. Trespass, Etc.
<br />For breaking, injuring or destroyinb any monument, gravestone or mark, shrub,
<br />plant or tree in the cemeteries, or parts, or any property appertaining thereto,
<br />or for trespassing in any manner on the grounds, the person or persons so offending
<br />shall be fined not less than X5.00 nor more than $25.00.
<br />SEC. 439. Care of Graves of War Veterans.
<br />The Superintendent of Parris & Cemeteries is directed to tLke care of graves of
<br />soldiers who served in the war betzeen the States, the Spanish-hmerican War and the
<br />World War wherever there is a marker or inscription to indentify them, at the expense
<br />of the City where no provision has been made for their upkeep.
<br />SEC. 440. Record of Burials.
<br />The Superintendent of Parks & Cemeteries shall keep a record of each cemetery
<br />according to plats prepared by the City Engineer showing the name, lot and section
<br />' number, grave and date of interment of every person buried in said cemeteries.
<br />This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from the date of its passage and all
<br />ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
<br />Adopted by the Council March 20, 1939.
<br />Ayes: :fir. Gleason, Dr. Haden, Mr. Jessup,
<br />and Mr. Peyton.
<br />' Noes: None.
<br />Clerk Presiteint
<br />AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTI OJT 495 OF THE CITY
<br />CODE OF 1932 ENTITLED "ZONING" AS WELL AS ALL SUBSECTIONS THEREOF OF THE
<br />SAME BEING SECTIONS 495 (1) TO 495 (23) OF THE SAID CODE BOTH INCLUSIVE
<br />AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO.
<br />BE IT ORDAINED that Section 495 of the City Code of 1932 entitled "Zoning" as well
<br />as all subsections thereto, the same being Sections 495 (1) to 495 (23) of said code,
<br />both inclusive, and all amendments thereto be amended and reenacted so as to read as
<br />follows:
<br />Each grave shall be not less than
<br />five feet in depth.
<br />No interment shall be
<br />made
<br />which shall disturb the remains of
<br />the dead, or which
<br />shall displace or in-
<br />jure
<br />any monument or stone placed over
<br />a grave; all persons
<br />desiring to have a
<br />grave
<br />opened shall notify the keeper of
<br />Cemeteries at least
<br />twenty-four hours be-
<br />fore
<br />the interment and shall designate
<br />the space which is to be used.
<br />SEC. 435. Trespass, Etc.
<br />For breaking, injuring or destroyinb any monument, gravestone or mark, shrub,
<br />plant or tree in the cemeteries, or parts, or any property appertaining thereto,
<br />or for trespassing in any manner on the grounds, the person or persons so offending
<br />shall be fined not less than X5.00 nor more than $25.00.
<br />SEC. 439. Care of Graves of War Veterans.
<br />The Superintendent of Parris & Cemeteries is directed to tLke care of graves of
<br />soldiers who served in the war betzeen the States, the Spanish-hmerican War and the
<br />World War wherever there is a marker or inscription to indentify them, at the expense
<br />of the City where no provision has been made for their upkeep.
<br />SEC. 440. Record of Burials.
<br />The Superintendent of Parks & Cemeteries shall keep a record of each cemetery
<br />according to plats prepared by the City Engineer showing the name, lot and section
<br />' number, grave and date of interment of every person buried in said cemeteries.
<br />This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from the date of its passage and all
<br />ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
<br />Adopted by the Council March 20, 1939.
<br />Ayes: :fir. Gleason, Dr. Haden, Mr. Jessup,
<br />and Mr. Peyton.
<br />' Noes: None.
<br />Clerk Presiteint
<br />AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTI OJT 495 OF THE CITY
<br />CODE OF 1932 ENTITLED "ZONING" AS WELL AS ALL SUBSECTIONS THEREOF OF THE
<br />SAME BEING SECTIONS 495 (1) TO 495 (23) OF THE SAID CODE BOTH INCLUSIVE
<br />AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO.
<br />BE IT ORDAINED that Section 495 of the City Code of 1932 entitled "Zoning" as well
<br />as all subsections thereto, the same being Sections 495 (1) to 495 (23) of said code,
<br />both inclusive, and all amendments thereto be amended and reenacted so as to read as
<br />follows:
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