Section Seven - Rules and Regulations Concerning the Purchase and Transfer of Lots

7.1       Persons desiring to purchase lots should contact the office of the City Clerk located at City Hall, where information about lots and prices are available.   The office of the City Clerk will, upon receipt of the price of the lot in full, issue the deed signed by the Mayor and City Clerk and enter the same name on the records. An order for interment may be procured after purchase.   No grave shall be considered as sold nor shall any interment be made thereon until the price of the grave has been paid in full. No grave will be placed “on hold”.

7.2       Graves are sold in multiples of at least two, but otherwise, no single grave will be sold or deeded in a single transaction. The exception to this policy where single graves are reserved for sale is in Section C in the “Single Adult Row”.

7.3       Owners can transfer their lots only by applying to the office of the City Clerk at City Hall.   A charge will be assessed for all transfers.   In the case of the death of a lot owner, the heir should contact the office of the City Clerk at City Hall and have the proper entries made on the records.   The same should be done if the lot owners change their name(s).  

7.4       It is the responsibility of the lot owner to notify the office of the City Clerk, should they inherit a lot or wish to transfer ownership.   Interment orders may be delayed or denied if records do not reflect true ownership of a lot.