A. Do not touch any monuments or markers without permission and do not remove any decorations or objects placed thereupon.

B. Children are encouraged to visit the cemetery, but parents are advised to keep them nearby and not to let them play on any of the monuments or markers. Teaching children to have respect for any cemetery is encouraged. While it is an important open space, a cemetery is not a playground and should not be treated as such.

C. If a funeral is occurring, consider visiting at another time. Never block or impede funeral processions.

D. Always strive to be respectful by keeping voices low and avoiding bad language; people may be within earshot seeking solace. Do not talk on a cell phone, as voices tend to carry in open spaces.

E. No loud music shall be played, including while driving or parking in the cemetery.

F. Do not leave trash or other such items behind. Litter shows disrespect to those who come to visit the cemetery as well as to the cemetery officials striving to maintain the cleanliness of the cemetery.

G. Dogs and other pets are prohibited.

H. Report incidents of vandalism or theft to the police or to the cemetery administrator.

I. When visiting the cemetery by car, follow the roadways, watch out for pedestrians and people who may not be paying attention, drive slowly, and remain off the grass. If the lane is narrow and another car approaches, offer to move your car until they can get through.

J. As a general rule, it is best not to approach strangers as they may prefer to be left alone within the peace of their surroundings; of course, it is perfectly acceptable to offer help to anyone who is seemingly in need. [Ord. 09-21-2021A § 1 (Exh. A)].