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1995-10-24 Board of Cemetery Trustees Minutes
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The installation of a tree lawn at the front of Charles Lawn is being discussed with Bud Dickey, <br />Tree Warden. <br />Cemetery Maintenance <br />Leaf clean-up has begun, 300 lbs. of grass seed was used (mostly at Forest Glen) and 2000 yds of <br />screened fill has been spread at Wood End. <br />Inquiry on Free Lots <br />Ruth Converse called Joyce Miller to inquire if the Board would consider giving a descendant of <br />the Batchelder family a free lot. ( The Wood End land was originally the Batchelder family <br />homestead. It was sold to the Town). On a motion by Randolph Harrison, seconded by Mary <br />Vincent, the Board unanimously voted to keep to it's policy of no free lots. <br />Naming Roadways in Cemeteries <br />The Board discussed the tradition of naming streets inside the various cemeteries: <br />Laurel Hill - no signage in the cemetery on 1846 map - all streets named for trees. <br />Forest Glen - 2 streets named - Amon Way (former Trustee) and Henry Vik's Urn Garden (former <br />Cemetery Director). <br />Charles Lawn - no streets named. <br />Cemetery Liability <br />Joyce Miller brought to the Board's attention a report on a 1985 accident in Laurel where a 3 year <br />old child was injured by a falling marker. The Town's Insurance Co. paid $18,000. to the family. <br />The Board at the time questioned how the marker tipped and if the child had been climbing on <br />same. At that time the Insurance Company advised the Town that all markers should be checked <br />periodically. Robert Keating stated that each summer about 50 markers are braced and re-set. <br />He does keep a record of this in his daily work logs. Daniel Driscoll suggested that perhaps signs <br />should be placed at entrances stating markers should not be climbed on. The Board discussed the <br />problem but no action was taken at this time. <br />Next Meeting <br />The next scheduled meeting will be Tuesday, November 21, 1995 at 7:30 P.M. <br />The Meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />Y1 l <br />Mary R. Vincent, Secretary <br />
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