Rules and Regulations
Lakeview and Forest Hill Cemetery business hours
- Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Lakeview Cemetery (715) 839-5041
- Forest Hill Cemetery (715) 839-5042
- Main office (715) 839-5039 during regular business hours.
Ordinances, rules and regulations
Lakeview and Forest Hill Cemetery are owned and maintained by the City of Eau Claire for the benefit of all citizens. Definite rules, regulations and ordinances must be set up by the City Council of Eau Claire to insure proper maintenance and beauty and to prevent abuse and destruction. The following rules and regulations are set forth to govern Lakeview and Forest Hill Cemetery. The City reserves the right to amend or change any of these rules, regulations or ordinances to conform with newly developed cemetery practices. Fees will be indicated herein as a separate insert as they may change at any time by the City Council directive. For the present rates please contact us at 715-839-5039, 715-839-5041 or 715-839-5042.
CEMETERY REGULATIONS
Sections:
2.84.010 Purpose
2.84.015 Definitions
2.84.020 Rules pamphlets adopted
2.84.030 Policy statement
2.84.040 Purchase of lots
2.84.050 Ownership rights of interment
2.84.060 Cemetery maintenance and care
2.84.070 Privileges and restrictions
2.84.080 Rules for visitors
2.84.090 Interments
2.84.100 Disinterments
2.84.110 Monuments and markers
2.84.120 Monumentation structures
2,84.130 Trees, shrubs and flowers
2.84.140 Baby section
2.84.160 Fees and charges
2.84.165 Special regulations pertaining to columbaria
2.84.200 Section created for veterans
2.84.210 Penalty
It appearing that from compilations submitted by the director of finance and comptroller and by the director of parks and recreation and cemeteries that for several years last past the income from sales of lots and other cemetery charges have fallen short of covering the greatly increased costs of maintaining and operating the two city-owned cemeteries. Therefore, it is necessary in accordance with the theory of perpetual care to readjust schedules of fees and charges and to adopt new rules and regulations for cemetery operations. (Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25(a)).
In this chapter, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the following words and terms mean as follows: A. "Cemetery manager" means the director of parks and recreation, or designee of the director of parks and recreation, who is responsible for the management and care of the cemeteries owned by the city. (Ord. 5558 §1, 1995.)
2.84.020 Rules pamphlets adopted
Rules pamphlets entitled "Rules and Regulations and Fees and Charges" pertaining to Lakeview Cemetery and Forest Hill Cemetery, containing the following:
I. Rules and Regulations
A. Purchase of Lots
B. Ownership Rights of Interment
C. Care of Lots
D. Privileges and Restrictions
E. Rules for Visitors
F. Interments
G. Disinterments
H. Monuments and Markers
I. Vaults and Mausoleums
J. Trees, Shrubs and Flowers
K. Miscellaneous
II. Fees and Charges
A. Grave Lots
B. Grave Openings and Closings
C. Disinterments
D. Laying Monument Foundation
E. Fee for Setting Markers
F. Chapel Heating and Storage Fees
G. Columbaria
2.84.030--2.84.050 are adopted by reference as fully as if herein set out verbatim. Copies thereof shall be on file with the city clerk and the director of parks and recreation and cemeteries and open to public inspection during normal business hours. (Ord. 6258 §1, 2002; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25(b)).
Lake View Cemetery and Forest Hill Cemetery are owned and maintained by the city for the benefit of all citizens. Definite rules and regulations must be set up by the city council to insure proper maintenance and beauty and to prevent abuse and destruction. The following rules and regulations are set forth to govern Lake View Cemetery and Forest Hill Cemetery. The city reserves the right to amend or change any of these rules or regulations to conform with newly developed cemetery practices. However, before such charge is made a public hearing shall be held thereon before the city council and a notice thereof shall be published in the Eau Claire Leader or Telegram at least seven days prior to such hearing. (Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rules (part)).
Persons or their agents desiring to purchase a lot in the cemetery are referred to the cemetery manager. The cemetery manager will have available suitable plats showing size and price of lots, and such other information as may be required, and will render assistance to those desiring to make lot purchases. Upon having made a lot selection, the cemetery manager will issue a lot order to the prospective purchaser. (Ord. 5558 §2, 1995; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I A).
2.84.050 Ownership rights of interment
A. The lot owner or his authorized agent shall have the right to use a lot or portion of a lot for burial purposes only in accordance with the terms of the cemetery rules and regulations. Upon full payment of the purchase price of a lot, a deed will be issued and recorded in the records of the city as evidence of ownership of the lot. Lots, or fractions of lots, for which lot deeds have been issued by the city, will not thereafter be divided except by consent of the city. All lots are exempt from taxation and cannot be seized for debt (except those owed to the cemetery) nor can they be mortgaged. All repossessed vacant grave spaces shall be subject to the same fees and charges. The lot owner shall have acquired the lot for interment of himself and members of his family. However, the lot owner may grant written permission (which must be notarized and placed on file with the cemetery manager) for the burial of other persons. No corpse shall be interred in a lot except the corpse of one having an interest therein, or a relative, or the husband, or wife of such person, or his or her relative, except by the consent of all persons having an interest in the lot.
B. Unless otherwise directed in writing and filed with the cemetery manager, the lot owner, his devisees, or his heirs, the cemetery will permit the interment of members of his family at the request of any interested person upon proof of eligibility for burial as follows:
1. The surviving spouse of the lot owner shall have the first right to interment or to direct the right of interment.
2. When there is no surviving spouse, the devisees, or heirs of the owners, may by agreement in writing, determine who among them shall have the right of interment or direction for interment, which agreement shall be filed with the cemetery manager.
3. In the event the owner, his devisees or heirs shall not have arranged for future interments, then the devisees or the heirs, as the case may be, of such owner, shall have the right to interment in order of their need.
C. All burial rights in cemetery lots purchased from the city occupy the same position as real estate at the death of the owner. Only such persons whose names appear on the cemetery records of the city will be recognized as owners or part owners of lots. In case of the death of a lot owner, when the cemetery lot is disposed of by a will, and when ownership is to be determined, a certified copy of the will must be delivered to the cemetery manager before the city will recognize the change of ownership. If the deceased lot owner left no will, satisfactory proof of descent must be provided. It is recommended that lot owners, in making their wills, include a provision covering the cemetery lots and devise same to one person.
2.84.060--2.84.070
D. Lot owners may not resell or transfer their lots or parts of lots except as outlined below:
1. The cemetery manager shall enter in the record kept for that purpose all deeds of transfer and reconveyance of cemetery lots. No such reconveyance shall be received and recorded by the cemetery manager until the fee listed in ss. 2.84.160 E. has been paid.
2. Said fee shall be in the cemetery revenue accounts.
3. Reconveyance of lots or parts of lots may be made only by written application therefore upon blanks furnished by the cemetery manager, the same to be approved by the city manager. Such application shall be executed by the owner(s) of the lots, or if the owner(s) is deceased, by the legal heirs. The application shall state the lot and block number. (Ord. 6258 §2, 2002; Ord. 5558 §3, 1995; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I B).
2.84.060 Cemetery maintenance and care
The city of Eau Claire is committed to the maintenance of its cemeteries and shall provide for the care of cemetery grounds, to include: turf, leaf disposal, filling sunken graves, raising markers, roads, fences, trees and shrubs, buildings and chapel maintenance. Lot owners or residents who wish to consult with the cemetery manager about said care should feel free to do so. (Ord. 6258 §3, 2002; Ord. 5558 §4, 1995; Charter Ord. 3778 §12(part), 1977; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I C).
2.84.070 Privileges and restrictions
A. Each lot in the cemetery will, prior to its sale, be suitably marked by the city with a metal, brick, or concrete post placed on each lot corner and set level with the adjacent ground. To maintain accuracy and uniformity of marking, substitutes or additional corner posts may be used only if approved by the city.
B. No mound shall be raised upon any grave above the general level of the lot.
C. No hedges, fences, or enclosures of any kind will be permitted on or around lots. Wooden boxes, wire containers, glass jars, bottles, toys, cans, ring urns and other such objects may not be placed on lots and if so placed, will be removed by the city without notice. Urns are not permitted on lots sold after the passage of the ordinance codified herein. Existing urns shall be removed by the city as they become unsightly or deteriorated and shall not be replaced.
2.84.080--2.84.090
D. The city reserves the right for its employees and those persons necessary to the performance of normal cemetery operation to enter upon or cross over any lot in the cemetery in the performance of such duties.
E. The city, or its employees, assumes no liability for damages to property or of person, or for physical or mental suffering arising out of the performance of its normal operation; or for loss by vandalism or other acts beyond its reasonable control.
F. The city reserves the right to alter, change or close alleys, roadways, water mains, and other physical public properties of the cemetery. (Ord. 6258 §4, 2002; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I D).
Visiting rules shall be as follows:
A. The cemetery will be open to visitors at all times between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and one-half hour after the official sunset. Permission to enter the cemetery at any other time must be obtained from the cemetery manager or the police department.
B. Persons or picnic parties, with refreshments, will not be admitted, unless permitted by the cemetery manager.
C. Dogs will only be allowed in the cemeteries when confined in a vehicle or controlled by a leash.
D. Firearms will not be allowed in the cemetery except in conjunction with military funerals. At all other times, firearms, bows and arrows, slingshots, and other like articles will not be allowed.
E. Visitors are required to use the walks and drives whenever possible, and shall not pick any flowers (either wild or cultivated), injure any shrub, tree, or plant, or mar or deface any monument, stone, or structure in the cemetery.
F. Vehicles traveling within the cemetery shall not exceed 5 miles per hour. For purposes of this ordinance, vehicles shall include cars, trucks, bicycles, and motorcycles. Vehicular travel within the cemeteries by visitors shall be limited to asphalt and gravel roadways. (Ord. 6258 §5, 2002; Ord. 5558 §5, 1995; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I E).
A. All interments shall be made in a permanent outer container that shall not be constructed of wood.
B. All graves shall be dug by the city under the direction of the cemetery manager. Depth of graves shall conform to the Wisconsin State Board of Health specifications. A charge for opening and closing a grave including the sodding and seeding of the plot will be made at a current rate set by the city. Said charge for opening of a grave, removal of excess material, refilling and sodding shall be paid within a reasonable period of time but not to exceed one hundred twenty days.
C. No burial will be permitted until a legal burial transit permit has been presented to the cemetery manager. The interment of bodies of persons who have died of contagious disease shall be in strict accordance with the rules of the State Board of Health.
D. The lot owner or funeral director shall designate on the interment form the location of the graves on the lot to the cemetery manager and any change of location made after the opening of a grave has begun shall be at the expense of the lot owner. When definite information for locating a grave is not available thirty-six hours prior to grave preparation to meet the time requested for interment, the cemetery may exercise its best judgment in making a location in order that the requested time for interment may be met. The cemetery assumes no responsibility for any error or inconvenience of such location and an additional charge will be made for nay change requested.
E. The cemetery manager or his agent shall whenever possible be given thirty-six hours' notice to assure the opening and preparation of a grave prior to interment. Banning unforeseen or other untoward circumstances such grave shall be opened and prepared in time for interment.
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2.84.100-2.84.110
F. When several burials occur in a one or two day period, these burials may be scheduled at the discretion of the cemetery manager but in a prompt and efficient manner.
G. There will be no responsibility on the part of the city for the protection and maintenance of flowers, wreaths, emblems, etc. used in conjunction with funerals.
H. The interment of two bodies in one grave will not be allowed, except in the case of a mother and infant, twin children, two children buried at the same time, or in special circumstances with the approval of the cemetery manager. From one to four cremains will be allowed on a single gravesite. Combined vault space shall not exceed seven feet six inches in multiple interments. (Ord. 6258 §6, 2002; Ord. 5558 §6, 1995; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I F).
A. Disinterment of bodies from graves in the cemetery will be made only by the city in accordance with the requirements of the State Board of Health. Charges set by the city for removal must be paid in advance.
B. Lot owners, or their heirs, desiring graves opened may secure the necessary disinterment permit from the state and deliver same to the cemetery manager. All removals will be made by the city under the supervision of a licensed embalmer.
C. For sanitary reasons graves will not be reopened for inspection except for official investigation. (Ord. 5558 §7, 1995; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I G).
2.84.110 Monuments and markers
A. Grave markers and foundations shall be set only by the monument company according to regulations specified by the city. Except as herein otherwise provided, under no conditions will the city construct monument or marker bases or erect monuments or markers on bases. The city reserves the right to require the construction of a foundation of such size, material, and design as will provide ample insurance against settlement or injury to the stone work. The top of the concrete foundation shall be constructed flush with the ground line. All monuments and markers shall be set on a cement foundation that provides for a 5-inch border around the monumentation. A permit shall be available from the office of the cemetery manager.
B. All national and state markers that cannot be set by a monument company at a reasonable fee will be set by the city at cost. The setting of monuments, stones, and markers and the transportation of all tools, materials, etc., within the cemetery ground shall be subject to the supervision and control of the cemetery manager. Unless special arrangements are made with the cemetery manager, such work shall be conducted between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except on national holidays. Whenever possible, at least 24 hours notice shall be given to the cemetery manager that said work is to take place. Heavy trucking will not be permitted within the cemetery when, in the opinion of the cemetery manager, such work may cause damage to the driveways. Except when special permission is obtained, all work as outlined above shall be completed and debris removed immediately.
C. Two markers may be set on a single grave space if approved by the cemetery manager. One of these markers must be a flush or foot marker. Monuments will be allowed on single grave spaces if they complement the appearance of the surroundings and are set on a plate that is no greater than 40 inches in length. Only 2 markers will be allowed on a grave space, one of which shall be flush with the ground and of a size that meets the approval of the cemetery manager. The city reserves the right to refuse the placement of any marker or monument that the cemetery manager feels affects the good appearance of the cemetery grounds or adversely affects the maintenance of said grounds. More than one cremains may be buried in a single grave space.
D. Monument specifications. In sections L, M, N, and O of Forest Hill and I and J of Lakeview a minimum of 2 graves spaces must be purchased. The base of all monuments shall be above ground, between 42 inches and 48 inches in length and no wider than 14 inches. The die/tablet thickness shall be between 6 inches and 8 inches. The size of the monument and/or stonework must be given to the cemetery manager and approved before said work will be permitted on a lot. All monuments must be set in line with other monuments so far as possible as directed by the cemetery manager.
E. Grave marker specifications. In lots where grave markers are specified, the maximum height shall be 16 inches, the maximum length shall be 54 inches on double lots and 30 inches on single lots and the maximum width shall be 14 inches.
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2.84.120--2.84.130
F. Flush marker specifications. In lots where flush markers are specified, the maximum length shall be 54 inches on double lots and 30 inches on single lots and the maximum width shall be 14 inches. The markers and borders shall be even with the existing grade.
G. Private estate crypt special conditions. Because of the numerous styles of private crypts, special conditions concerning their construction and installation apply. The monument company shall submit a written proposal to the cemetery manager for consideration of each individual crypt. This proposal shall contain a design of the crypt to include base and footing designs, construction materials to be used, color of exterior granites, warranty information, installation schedules, and the number of lots requested. Lot sale transactions with the future deed holder shall be concluded prior to crypt installation. The cemetery manager shall determine the appropriate number of lots to be purchased for each crypt.
H. Because of the various styles of veterans plaques and markers available and also the multiple options for mounting same, the cemetery manager shall determine acceptable applications.
I. Monument, grave marker (flat, bevel, or slant), flush marker, and private estate crypt lot regulations shall be indicated in the Rules and Regulations Pamphlet for each cemetery.
J. Stone work or monument work, once placed on a foundation, shall not be removed, except by permission of the cemetery manager.
K. The lot must be paid in full or other assurance given of payment before markers and monuments are set.
L. Temporary markers shall be removed at the end of 6 months and replaced with a permanent marker within one year.
M. No person shall erect, construct, or install in any cemetery a candle or fuel-powered device which is designed and intended to produce a memorial flame for a continuous and indefinite period. This section shall not prohibit any such candle or device that has been installed and is in operation prior to the effective date of this section. (Ord. 6258 §7, 2002; Ord. 5558 §8, 1995; Ord. 4744, 1987; Ord. 4682, 1986; Ord. 3958 §1, 1979; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I H).
2.84.120 Monumentation structures
The construction and/or placement of any interment structure or monumentation structure is prohibited without the permission of the cemetery manager. (Ord. 6258 §8, 2002; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule II).
2.84.130 Trees, shrubs, and flowers
A. Trees and shrubs.
1. The planting of trees and shrubs will not be permitted without the permission of the city forester/cemetery manager. Any tree or shrub maintenance or removal shall be performed by the city at city expense and under the direction of the city forester.
2. The cemetery manager shall accept donations from individuals requesting the planting of trees as living memorials. All costs related to the purchase shall be paid by the donator. The city shall plant and maintain the donated trees. The cemetery manager/city forester shall determine the appropriate site, and the species and size of tree to be donated.
B. Flowers. Special regulations.
1. Displays of flowers in sections D, I, J, and K of Lakeview and sections N and O of Forest Hill shall be in a single pedestal type urn, which shall be set at the backside or side of the markers in straight rows. The metal pedestal pole shall not exceed 2 inches in diameter and shall be painted green. The distance from the bottom of the urn holder to the top of the marker border shall be 22 inches, and the urn shall be round and not less than 10 inches nor more than 14 inches in diameter.
C. Flowers - General regulations.
1. Fresh cut flowers may be placed anytime and will remain until, in the judgment of the cemetery manager, they become unsightly. Containers for cut flowers shall be of a type that is level with the ground and can be disposed of when the flowers are removed.
2. Individual flowerbeds of growing plants may be allowed if maintained at a reasonable size and only with the approval of the cemetery manager. If these are not maintained and/or become unsightly, they will be removed by the city.
3. Potted plants may be set on lots with the approval of the cemetery manager. They will be removed if they are not maintained and/or have become unsightly.
4. No living plant within the cemetery will be removed, cut, or transplanted without the approval of the cemetery manager. 2.84.140--2.84.160
D. Other decorations.
1. Artificial plants and flowers must be in a vase or pot and will be treated as a potted plant.
2. Wreaths may be placed between November 15 and March 15 only.
3. All other artificial decorations, such as, statues, dolls, birdfeeders, toys, and plant hangers are prohibited unless approved by the cemetery manager. (Ord. 6258 §9, 2002; Ord. 5558 §10, 1995; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I L).
An area in section "F" in Lake View and section "M" in Forest Hill Cemeteries will be established for the purpose of infant burial. Each grave site will be required to have a flush marker eight inches by sixteen inches installed within one year. There will be no flowers permitted on grave sites in the baby section. (Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule I K).
Fees and charges shall be as stated in the City of Eau Claire Fees and Licenses Schedule.
A. Repealed by ordinance no. 6363.
B. Repealed by ordinance no. 6363.
C. Repealed by ordinance no. 6363.
D. Repealed by ordinance no. 6363.
E. Repealed by ordinance no. 6363.
F. Repealed by ordinance no. 6363.
G. Receipts will be issued for all fees and charges as outlined in the current schedule of fees and charges.
H. A schedule of fees and charges, as established by the city council, shall be on file in the office of the cemetery manager and the city clerk. Such schedule may change from time to time without advance notice to conform to current economic conditions. (Ord. 6363 §3, 2002; Ord. 6258 §11, 2002; Ord. 6132 §1, 2001; Ord. 6009 §1, 1999; Ord. 5920, 1999; Ord. 5671, 1996; Ord. 5375, 1993; Ord. 5275 §1, 1992; Ord. 5170, 1991; Ord. 5075 §1, 1990; Ord. 4555, 1985; Ord. 4166, 1981; Ord. 3977 §1, 1979; Ord. 3951 §1, 1979; Ord. 3517 (part), 1975; Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule II).
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2.84.165 Special regulations pertaining to columbaria
A. General rules.
1. A columbarium consists of niches for cremation interments only. No columbarium shall be used for any purpose other than the interment of human cremains (ashes). A niche can house up to two cremains.
2. Containers and/or urns (vases) in companion niches may not exceed a base width of 5 ½ inches by 5 ½ inches by 7 inches in height and length (212 cubic inches) and shall be sealed and inscribed or marked in permanent ink with the name and date of death of the deceased.
3. Partial body cremains are acceptable in the container or urn. However, any request to add additional cremains to the container or urn, whether that of a deceased family member or that of the same person, will not be allowed except by special permission of the cemetery manager or his or her agent and payment of applicable interment fees.
4. When two cremains exist in an acceptable container, they shall be considered as two interments even though they are in one container.
5. Bronze plaques shall be placed on the niche faceplate to identify the occupant(s). Size, style, layout, and arrangements for placement shall be determined by the cemetery manager or his or her agent. No painting, decorating, defacing or alteration of the columbarium shall be permitted in any way.
B. Interments.
1. No niche shall be used for the interment of cremains until all fees have been fully paid, including interment fees. The cemetery manager or his or her agent will authorize placement of containers within a niche only after verification of payment of fees has been made.
2. If the person(s) to be interred is not the owner, the owner must authorize the interment in writing and such authorization must be notarized.
3. All interment requests shall be reviewed and approved by the cemetery manager or his or her agent prior to the actual interment.
C. Disinterments
1. The removal of cremains from a columbarium shall comply strictly with the following provisions:
a. The person(s) wishing to remove cremains must have a legal right to manage the cremains and must be next of kin.
b. The person(s) wishing to remove cremains must provide acceptable proof of identity, as determined by the cemetery manager or his or her agent.
c. The request for removal of cremains must be approved by the surviving spouse of the decedent. If there is no surviving spouse, the removal of cremains must be approved by all of the living children of the decedent. If there are no living children, the removal of cremains must be approved by all living parents of the decedent. If there are no living parents, the removal of cremains must be approved by all living siblings of the decedent. In any case, a notary public must confirm each individual signature.
d. The request for cremains removal must be approved by the cemetery manager or his or her agent before removal may occur.
e. If satisfactory documentation is not provided to remove cremains, the cemetery manager or his or her agent will deny the request for cremains removal. His or her decision will be final.
f. The request for removal of cremains must be accompanied by the payment of all costs incurred by the city of Eau Claire associated with cremains removal.
g. The cemetery manager or his or her agent shall amend the records to reflect the removal of the cremains.
h. The applicant must indemnify and hold harmless the city of Eau Claire from any and all actions which may result from the disinterment.
D. Transfer of ownership. Niche ownership shall not be transferred without first obtaining the approval of the cemetery manager or his or agent. If a niche owner desires to transfer title of a niche which has a plaque, said plaque shall be removed by the city, and the new owner, once approved, shall be responsible for fees to purchase and install a new plaque on the front of the niche. The transfer fee shall be paid prior to administering and recording an approved transfer.
2.84.200--2.84.210
E. Niche fees and administration. Whether a niche is purchased for and is classified "individual" (one cremains) or "companion" (two cremains), the niche prices shall be as stated in the City of Eau Claire Fees and Licenses Schedule and will include the purchase and installation of the bronze name and date plaque on the face of the niche. In the event a niche is purchased and classified as an "individual" niche, the owner and his or her heirs may request in writing to the cemetery manager or his or her agent that the niche be reclassified to "companion" status and pay the city an opening fee and a replacement fee for a companion plaque. (Ord. 6363 §3, 2002; Ord. 6258 §12, 2002; Ord. 6132 §2, 2001; Ord. 6009 §2, 1999; Ord. 5869, 1998).
2.84.200 Section created for veterans
A. The following lots in section "G" of Lakeview Cemetery are set apart for the burial of veterans of the armed forces:
Lots 320 to 334, both inclusive;
Lots 337 to 352, both inclusive;
Lots 373 to 385, both inclusive;
Lots 396 to 408, both inclusive;
Lots 429 to 440, both inclusive;
Lots 454 to 461, both inclusive.
B. Burial space shall be reserved for deceased members or veterans of the armed forces of the United States who do not have a family burial lot, or who, for circumstances which, in the opinion of the city council warrant, are entitled to such space. (Ord. 6258 §14, 2002; Prior code §13.26).
Any person violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall, on conviction thereof, forfeit not less than five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars for each violation together with the costs of prosecution and in default of the payment of such forfeiture and costs shall be imprisoned in the county jail of Eau Claire County for a term of not more than thirty days. Each day after one week from date of conviction that a violation of this chapter continues shall be deemed a separate offense. (Ord. 3123 §I(part), 1970; Prior code §13.25 Rule H).
Miscellaneous
1. Dogs must be kept in vehicle.
2. Please do not deposit soil, pots or heavy objects into waste receptacles.
3. Report damage or vandalism to a cemetery maintenance worker or call 715-839-5041.
4. Pesticides are used periodically in this cemetery. If you have questions, please call the Cemetery Manager at 715-839-5039.
5. The cemetery will begin spring cleanup on March 15 and fall cleanup on October 15.
6. Water is supplied from May 1 to September 25. It may be prior to May 1 if weather allows.
7. No tree or shrub planting without the permission of the Cemetery Manager.
8. Violators will be prosecuted.
Special rules and regulation for Forest Hill Cemetery: Monumentation
1. Flush markers are specified in Section O per Ordinance 2.84.110 - 120 - 130.
Flush marker lots: Lots 37 - 74, 113 - 150, 188 - 191, 222 - 244, 272 - 289, 313 - 325,
335 - 340 (no minimum lot purchase).
2. Grave markers are specified in Section O Ordinance 2.84.110.120.130
Grave marker lots: Lots 75 - 112, 151 - 187, 248 - 268, 293 - 309, 326 - 334, 341 - 343.
Slant - Bevel any number of graves.
3. Monuments are specified in Section O per Ordinance 2.84.110.120.130.
Monument lots: Lots 1 - 36 **, 151 - 187 *, 197 - 218 *.
*Monument size restrictions exists please contact the Cemetery Manager at 715-839-5039. Any number of graves may be purchased.
**Graves in the monument area are sold in lots of 2 or 4 only.
4. Family crypts are specified in Section O per Ordinance 2.84.110.120.130.
Family crypts: Lots 192 - 195, 219 - 221, 245 - 247, 269 - 271, 290 - 292, 310 - 312.
Special rules and regulations for Lakeview Cemetery: Monumentation:
1. Grave markers and monuments are specified in Sections J and K per Ordinance 2.84.110 herein.
2. Grave markers, monuments and family crypts are specified in Section L per Ordinance 2.84.110.120.130.
Monument Lots: 1 - 22, 89 - 110, 138 - 159, 204 - 225, 292 - 313, 380 - 401, 448 - 450,
451 - 469, 517 - 538, 605 - 626, 693 - 714, 781 - 802, 896 - 918
Family crypts will be considered on the lots east and west of Lots 20 to 893, 21 to 894 and 22 to 895.
Grave markers - all other lots.
