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Endowment care cemeteries must create and fund an endowment care trust fund, file an annual report, and use a trustee for attestation and investment rules.
The cemetery authority may withdraw the initial $25,000 deposit from the endowment care fund once the fund balance reaches $100,000.
An endowment care cemetery with an underfunded trust fund must immediately add money to bring it into compliance. If the trustee finds an insufficiency, the trustee must give written notice to the cemetery, and if the shortage is not cured within 60 days, the trustee must file a lien claim for the amount of the insuffi
Unused or unkept lots -- Notice procedures. If a municipality or cemetery maintenance district owns a cemetery and has conveyed cemetery lots or parcels by deed with or without restrictions, and the grantee, or persons claiming through the
A municipality or cemetery maintenance district may sue after an unanswered demand or notice to end rights in lots or parcels and restore them, but it may not include a buried portion of a grave site or disturb an interred grave site.
A cemetery lot or parcel may be treated as abandoned if it has not been used for burial for more than 60 years and the holder has not maintained it, filed a written claim with the municipality or cemetery maintenance district, or kept it free of weeds or brush.
A certified copy of the judgment must be filed with the county recorder in the county where the cemetery lots, sites, or parcels are located.
Proceeds of resale of lots. The proceeds from the subsequent resale of any lot or parcel, title to which has been revested in the municipality or cemetery maintenance district under Section 8-5-2 or 8-5-6 , less the costs and expenses
A municipal council or cemetery maintenance district board may use an alternative notice procedure for cemetery lots unused for burial purposes for more than 60 years.
Municipalities and cemetery maintenance districts must sell only burial rights, not cemetery lots or parcels as ownership interests.
Municipal and maintenance district cemeteries -- Rights of lot holders -- Compensation -- Perpetual care charges. The owner, grantee, or person claiming through the grantee shall have the right, on presentation of the certificate of title
Title. This chapter is known as "Policies and Records."
Cemetery controllers must adopt policies and procedures and maintain a record-keeping system with a regularly updated secure backup.
Title. This title is known as "Cultural and Community Engagement." This chapter is known as "General Policies and Administration of the Department of Cultural and Community Engagement."
Definitions. As used in this title: "Department" means the Department of Cultural and Community Engagement. "Executive director" means the executive director of the Department of Cultural and Community Engagement. "Pass-through funding"
Department of Cultural and Community Engagement -- Creation -- Powers and duties. There is created the Department of Cultural and Community Engagement. The department is responsible for: planning, promoting, and supporting cultural and
The department is to be run by an executive director appointed by the governor with Senate advice and consent.
The executive director may organize the department as appropriate, unless another statute expressly provides otherwise, and may consolidate personnel and service functions to improve efficiency and economy within the department.
The department must cooperate with existing private and public agencies and use their facilities and services as fully as possible; state agencies, bureaus, and departments must cooperate with the department within their capabilities.
Compliance with Administrative Procedures Act. The department and all of its divisions, boards, offices, bureaus, commissions, and other entities shall comply with the procedures and requirements of Title 63G, Chapter 4, Administrative
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