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Carney Cemetery
Lincoln County, Oklahoma

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RULES & REGULATIONS

 

The  Carney Cemetery is to become a  modern non-sectarian cemetery, operated  on the Park and Lawn Plan to  insure less expense of maintenance and  perpetual care under the  financial operation, donation and sale of  lots. The Carney Cemetery, a  corporation, is organized and incorporated  under the laws of Oklahoma,  and is operated by a Board of Directors,  President, Vice president,  Secretary–Treasurer and two  Members-at-Large. Wherever in these rules  and regulations the term  “Cemetery,” “Cemetery Association” or  “Association” appears it is to be  understood to refer to said  Corporation. A high standard of  efficiency, as well as the protection of  the owners, requires the  adoption and enforcement of the following  rules and regulations. The  Association is dedicated to making the Carney  Cemetery the finest  Cemetery that our available money, time and service  can produce. The  Association also provides and maintains a Veteran’s  Memorial within the  Cemetery. The rules and regulations governing the  Carney Cemetery have  been formulated after due consideration, with the  fixed purpose to  make use of every provision and safeguard which  experience can devise  to preserve it. While some may appear arbitrary,  each, however, has  been adopted for the specific purpose of protecting  the lot owner and  to insure the beauty, character and distinction of the  Cemetery. They  apply without exception to every lot owner and to every  visitor to the  Carney Cemetery, and it is expected that they will be  duly appreciated  and properly respected. Due to past circumstances there  exists some  deviations of the following rules and regulations, owners  of these lots  will be allowed to maintain them, however, they will be  removed if and  when the Board deems it necessary to maintain the  integrity of the  Cemetery. Therefore at this meeting of the Board of  Directors of the  Carney Cemetery Association on August 10, 2006 the  following rules and  regulations were approved and are effective on this  same date.
 

1.    Lots shall be used for no other purpose than the burial of the human dead of any race, creed or nationality.
 

2.    All lots are sold subject to the by-laws, rules and regulations heretofore enacted and which may hereinafter be adopted.
 

3.      All work performed within the Cemetery will be done by employees of   the Cemetery Association under the direction of the Secretary, with the   Carney Cemetery Associations Board of Directors oversight, except when   permission is otherwise granted.
 

4.     Lot owners shall make no  improvements or erect any monument, marker,  structure without first  securing the consent of the Secretary. If any  monument, effigy,  structure, improvement or other object whatsoever, or  any inscription be  placed in or upon any lot which may be determined  by the Cemetery  Management to be offensive or injurious to the  appearance of the  surrounding lots or grounds, the Secretary shall have  the right to enter  in upon such lot and remove such object.
 

5.     No enclosure of  any kind, such as a fence, hedge or ditch, shall be  permitted around any  grave or lot. Cornerstones and copings around lots  must be flush with  the sod and maintained by the owner, including  edging. Grave mounds  higher than three inches will not be allowed once  fully settled and no  lot shall be raised above the established grade.  No chat is allowed on  any lot.
 

6.     Benches, settees, surface vaults, boxes, urns,  shells, toys and other  similar articles upon a grave or lot are  inconsistent with the idea of  a park or lawn Cemetery and with modern  custom and usage in well  established Cemeteries, and will not be  permitted, except decorations  will be permitted just before Memorial Day  and two weeks following  Memorial Day at which time they will be removed  to facilitate  maintenance. Floral arrangements that do not interfere  with mowing may  remain longer.
 

7.     No trees, shrubbery, plants  or flowers shall be planted, pruned or  removed without the consent of  the Secretary; who acting for the best  interest of the cemetery shall  have the authority to prune, remove or  transplant any tree, shrub, plant  or anything upon any lot when it is  deemed such a course necessary or  advisable. All walkways between lots  belong to the Cemetery Association  and are to be kept clear at all  times.
 

8.     No purchaser of a  lot shall sell or convey the same without  incorporating in his deed by  reference or otherwise, all the  conditions, limitations and restrictions  of the By-laws, rules and  regulations of the Cemetery Association, and  shall notify the Secretary  of the Cemetery association, in writing, the  date and to whom  transferred, this, in order that the Cemetery  Association’s records may  at all times be complete and correct.
 

9.      Only one stone or marker will be permitted on a grave, except for a   Veteran’s headstone and Military marker. All markers and foot stones   must be set flush with and following the contour of the established   grade. The Cemetery Association is not responsible for damage to any   object upon any lot.
 

10.      No material shall be allowed to  remain longer than is reasonably  necessary for any construction work.  Any surplus of material must be  removed at the expense of the lot owner  promptly after completion of  such construction work. No heavy hauling  will be permitted in wet  weather.
 

11.     No internment will be  permitted in a lot without written order of the  lot owner showing the  exact location of the grave on the lot and not  unless a proper burial  certificate or permit is furnished. No grave  shall be started on any lot  without giving advanced notice to the  Secretary.
 

12.      Only  one internment shall be permitted in a grave except in the case  of a  mother and infant or two children in one casket.
 

13.    No person shall enter the Cemetery except through the gates, and then only from daylight to sunset.
 

14.      Single graves will receive the same degree of care as other portions   of the grounds. In case a body is removed from a single grave the  ground  shall revert to the Cemetery Association and the usual charge  for  disinterment will be made.
 

15.      No dogs, persons carrying  firearms (except rifles for a Military  Salute) or intoxicating liquors,  or persons otherwise disorderly, will  be permitted within the grounds.  No person shall bring into the  Cemetery, or display therein, any sign of  any advertising nature.
 

16.     No protests of any nature will be allowed at any time within the Carney Cemetery.
 

17.       These rules and regulations may be changed at any time and can be   made retroactive if deemed necessary by the Association. 

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