Can You Have A Family Cemetery On Your Property? Have you ever thought about having a family cemetery on your property? It's possible, but there are legal requirements you need to follow to avoid future issues. In this video, we'll walk you through the steps you need to take to have a family cemetery on your property.

First, we'll explain how to check local zoning laws to ensure it's permitted. Second, we'll discuss how to obtain a permit from the state health department. Third, we'll explain how to ensure the cemetery is at least 100 feet from any well or water source. Fourth, we'll explain the importance of maintaining the cemetery regularly. Fifth, we'll discuss how to ensure the cemetery is recorded with the county clerk's office.

Having a family cemetery on your property can be a great way to honor loved ones and keep family history alive. Join US for this informative discussion and subscribe to our channel for more valuable insights on legal proceedings and law enforcement.

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