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General Guidelines For
Working In The Cemetery: |
A. All work beyond routine
maintenance to be undertaken in
your adopted plot must be
reported to the CRC.
B. Report to the CRC, any
deterioration or damage
(including vandalism) to
existing headstones or monuments
found in the plot. Damaged
headstones will be put on a
stone repair list and addressed
as time and restoration funds
permit.
C. Given the fragile nature of
some of these old monuments,
special care should be taken in
the choice of mechanical
equipment and the way it is
used.
D. Any plans for cleaning of
monuments or headstones must be
reported to the CRC to ensure
the proper equipment and
materials are used.
E. Plans for reconstruction,
repairs or any structural
changes must be approved in
advance by the CRC.
The Cemetery Restoration
Committee (CRC) is a group of
independent volunteers that was
formed on May 22, 2006 to
restore five historic and sacred
cemeteries, located within the
Village of Patchogue. These
cemeteries include the Lake View
Cemetery, Rice Cemetery, Old
Episcopal Cemetery, Union
Cemetery and Gerard Cemetery.
These cemeteries are located on
the corner of West Main Street
and Waverly Avenue. This
restoration project is
undertaken in conjunction with
the Incorporated Village of
Patchogue and their Board of
Trustees.
Specific Guidelines For Working
In The Cemetery:
A. Once you have selected your plot(s), prepare and submit a
plan to the CRC for approval.
B. All plantings must be
pre-approved by the CRC. The
adopter will not plan any trees.
C. Proper plot maintenance
includes the following:
Weeding ,
Watering,
Fertilizing,
Pruning
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