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Use of outside
enclosures (grave liners/vaults) is not required by the
cemetery.
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No grave marker may be
set in place until full payment for the grave space has been
made.
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Plot owners must
contact the Cemetery Office at St. Joseph Parish Office BEFORE
contracting ANY work to be done in the cemetery.This is to
insure the proposed work plan meets cemetery specifications and
regulations.
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Monument companies or
anyone else doing the actual work in the cemetery are to contact
the Cemetery Office at least 48 hours BEFORE beginning the work.
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Veterans VA markers
will not be allowed as footstones.
- NO NEW CURBING OR CRADLE IS
ALLOWED TO BE ADDED TO ANY SECTION OF THE CEMETERY.
Curbing/cradles already in place shall remain as grandfathered
into the laws of the cemetery.
- Single or Double grave markers may
be used. They are not to exceed the size of 2’ x 1’6” minimum
or 3’ x 2’ maximum for single grave sites; 4’ x 1’ minimum or 8’
x 2’ maximum for double grave sites. Maximum height of markers
is to be 3’ above marker foundation.
- Planters/vases must be placed on
the marker (as part of it) and not in the ground. Any other
ornament or memorial must be approved by the Cemetery Committee
or it will be removed.
- Mausoleum: shutters may not be
engraved until full payment for the crypt has been made. The
mausoleum inscription is limited to the following: name, birth
and death dates, marriage date, veteran medallion and names of
children.
- Funeral flowers, holders,
containers, baskets and easels will be removed between the 2nd
and 5th day after the funeral service, depending on the
condition of the flowers.
- Other than at the actual time of
the funeral, wreaths, easels, baskets and potted plants are not
permitted during the grass mowing season.
- Glass containers, tin cans,
breakable plastic containers are not permitted at any time.
- Statues, ceramic ware, porcelain
or figurines of any kind are not permitted in the grass covered
areas at any time.
- No planting of live flowers or
trees directly on a burial site may be done at any time.
- Artificial flowers appropriate to
the season and in approved containers are permitted at any time.
- Special holiday
arrangements—Easter, Christmas, All Souls Day—and wreaths are
permitted from 30 days before to 30 days after the holiday. All
such decorations must be secured against strong winds.
- Please be aware of the need to
keep ornamentation simple. Overloading can be unsightly and
difficult to maintain.
- Floral arrangements and memorial
ornaments not in keeping with the sanctity and dignity of a
Catholic Cemetery will be removed and/or discarded (examples:
fishing poles, beer cans, solar powered yard lights, soft
drinks, etc.).
- Solar powered crosses are allowed
(one per stone) if they are attached to the stone or base and
not placed in the grass.
- Any floral arrangement will be
removed when they become discolored, wilted, seasonally
inappropriate or unsightly in any manner.
- The beauty and serenity of the
cemetery can only be sustained through proper maintenance.
Adherence to the floral regulations better enables the
attainment of that goal.
- All regulations are subject to
change at the discretion of the Pastor of St. Joseph Parish
and/or the Cemetery Committee.

St. Ann Catholic Cemetery:
Basic Information and Regulations
Effective January 1, 2007

- All grave sites will be priced as
follows: $500 each for parishioners, descendants and/or their
family members; $900 for all others who are not of this
category. [Perpetual Care included]
- There will be no reserving of
grave sites; that is, graves must be paid for within a year
after purchase.
- Plot ownership is not to be
transferred. If the owner desires to sell the plot, one must
sell it back to St. Ann Cemetery for the original purchase
price.
- Use of outside enclosures (grave
liners/vaults) is not required by the cemetery.
- No grave marker may be set in
place until full payment for the grave space has been made.
- Plot owners must contact St.
Joseph Parish BEFORE contracting ANY work to be done in the
cemetery. This is to insure the proposed work plan meets
cemetery specifications and regulations.
- Monument companies or anyone else
doing the actual work in the cemetery are to contact the Parish
Office at least 48 hours BEFORE beginning the work.
- Veterans VA markers will not be
allowed as footstones. [simply put, no use of double markers]
- NO NEW CURBING OR CRADLE IS
ALLOWED TO BE ADDED TO ANY SECTION OF THE CEMETERY.
Curbing/cradles already in place shall remain as grandfathered
into the laws of the cemetery.
- Single or Double grave markers may
be used. They are not to exceed the size of 2’ x 1’6” minimum
or 3’ x 2’ maximum for single grave sites; 4’ x 1’ minimum or 8’
x 2’ maximum for double grave sites. Maximum height of markers
is to be 3’ above marker foundation.
- Planters/vases must be placed on
the marker (as part of it) and not in the ground. Any other
ornament or memorial must be approved by the Cemetery Committee
or it will be removed.
- Funeral flowers, holders,
containers, baskets and easels will be removed between the 2nd
and 5th day after the funeral service, depending on the
condition of the flowers.
- Other than at the actual time of
the funeral, wreaths, easels, baskets and potted plants are not
permitted during the grass mowing season.
- Glass containers, tin cans,
breakable plastic containers are not permitted at any time.
- Statues, ceramic ware, porcelain
or figurines of any kind are not permitted in the grass covered
areas at any time.
- No planting of live flowers or
trees directly on a burial site may be done at any time.
- Artificial flowers appropriate to
the season and in approved containers are permitted at any time.
- Special holiday
arrangements—Easter, Christmas, All Souls Day—and wreaths are
permitted from 30 days before to 30 days after the holiday. All
such decorations must be secured against strong winds.
- Please be aware of the need to
keep ornamentation simple. Overloading can be unsightly and
difficult to maintain.
- Floral arrangements and memorial
ornaments not in keeping with the sanctity and dignity of a
Catholic Cemetery will be removed and/or discarded (examples:
fishing poles, beer cans, solar powered yard lights, soft
drinks, etc.).
- Solar powered crosses are allowed
(one per stone) if they are attached to the stone or base and
not placed in the grass.
- Any floral arrangement will be
removed when they become discolored, wilted, seasonally
inappropriate or unsightly in any manner.
- The beauty and serenity of the
cemetery can only be sustained through proper maintenance.
Adherence to the floral regulations better enables the
attainment of that goal.
- All regulations are subject to
change at the discretion of the Pastor of St. Joseph Parish-St.
Ann Parish and/or the Cemetery Committee.

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