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MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETARY ASSOCIATION
A meeting was. held in Kerrville on April 21, 1987 at 7:00 pm. It was a public
hearing concerning the Trust Committee. An election was held to elect the
Trust Committee. Each member will serve a three-year term.
Elected were:
President Ernest Garza
Vice President Robert Ayala
2nd Vice President: Jose Espinoza
Secretary Janie Barrera
Treasurer Maria Garza
Y
Meeting was adjouned at 8:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted:
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Jame Barrera, Secretary
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~ PATRICIA 01E ~ ~' ~J
Ie Coun iCourl. rt C fm
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A-22
RELATED STATUTES
VERNON'S TEXAS CIVIL STATUTES
1985
Article 912a.-21. RECORDS OF INTERMENTS (CEMETERIES). A record
shall be kept of every interment in a cemetery showing the date
the body was received, the date oP interment, the name and age
of the person interred, when these particulars can be conveni-
ently obtained, and the plot and the grave, the niche, crypt, or
vault therein, in which such interment was made. No remains,
either cremated or uncremated, of any deceased person shall be.
removed from any cemetery, except upon written order of the
health department having jurisdiction, or of the county Court
of any county in which such cemetery is situated. A duplicate
copy of which order shall be maintained as a part of the records
oP such cemetery. Zt shall be the duty of any person and/or
persons, removing any remains Prom any cemetery, to keep and
maintain a true and correct record showing the date such re-
mains were removed, the name and age of the person removed, when
these particulars can be conveniently obtained, and the place to
which the same were removed, and the cemetery and the plot therein
in which such remains were buried; if there be disposition of
such remains other than interment, a record shall be made and
kept of such disposition. Such person or persons shall deliver
to the cemetery association operating the cemetery from which
such remains were removed, a true, full, and complete copy of
such record.
Article 912a.-22. REMOVALS (CEMETERIES) (DISINTERMENTS). The
remains of a deceased person interred in a plot in a cemetery
may be removed therefrom with the consent of the cemetery asso-
ciation and the written consent of the surviving wife or husband,
or if there is no surviving husband or wife, then of the child-
ren; or if there is no surviving husband or wife nor children,
then of the parents of the deceased, or should there be no
surviving husband or wife nor children nor parent, then of the
brothers and/or sisters of the deceased. If the consent of any
such person or oP the association cannot be obtained, permis-
sion by the county court of the county where the cemetery is
situated shall be sufficient. Notice of application to the
Court for such permission must be given at least ten (10) days
prior thereto, personally, or at least fifteen (15) days prior
thereto if by mail, to the cemetery association, and to the
persons not consenting and to every other person or association
on whom service oP notice may be required by the Court. This
provision shall not apply to or prohibit the removal of any
remains from one plot to another in the same cemetery or the
removal of remains by the cemetery association from a plot
for which the purchase price is past due and unpaid, to some
other suitable place. Neither shall this provision apply to
the disinterment of remains upon order of Court or coroner.
A-23
912a.-24. IACATION OF CEMETERY (CEMETERIES) (ESTABLISH-
' ING A CEMETERY). It shall be unlawful for any person, company,
-~ ~ corporation, or association to establish or use for burial pur-
poses any graveyard or cemetery, or any mausoleum and/or cemetery
except in a cemetery heretofore established and operating, lo-
cated within, or within less than one (1) mile Prom, the incor-
porated line oP any city of not lass than five thousand (5,000)
nor more than twenty-five thousand (25,000) inhabitants accord-
ing to the last preceding Federal Census, or within, or within
less than two (2) miles from, the incorporated line of any city
of not less than twenty-five thousand (25,000) nor more than
Fifty thousand (50,000) inhabitants according to the last pre-
ceding Federal Census, or within, or within less than three (3)
miles from, the incorporated line of any city of not less than
fifty thousand (50,000) nor more than one hundred thousand
(100,000) inhabitants, according to the last preceding Federal
Census, or within, or within less than Pour (4) miles from, the
incorporated line of any city of not less than one hundred thous
sand (100,000) nor more than two thundred thousand (200,000) in-
habitants, according to the last preceding Federal Census, or
within, or within less than Pive (5) miles Prom the incorporated
line oP any city oP not less than two hundred thousand (200,000)
inhabitants, according to the last preceding Federal Census; pro-
vided that where cemeteries have heretofore been used and main-
tained within the limits hereinabove set forth, and additional
lands are required for cemetery purposes, land adjacent to said
cemetery may be acquired by the cemetery association operating
such cemetery, to be used as an addition to such cemetery, and
the use of said additional land for such purposes shall be ex-
empt from the provisions of this Section.