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12. Once a casket containing a body is'within the confines of the Cemetery, no funeral director nor his embalmer, assistant, employee or agent shall be permitted to open the casket, or to touch the body, without.the consent of t~e next of kin or of the legal representatlve of.th? deceasea, or of an order signed by a court of competent jurisdiction. 13. No interment of two or more bodies shall be made in one grave except in the case of a parent and infant or two infants buried in one casket. 14. No interment of a body may be made unless the remains are contained in a casket and vault. 15. The burial of a cremated remains must be contained in a permanent vessel and is allowed under certain conditions which must be approved by the Management. VII pLANTING ON GRAVES 16. Management reserves the right to remove all floral designs, flowers, shrubs or trees from the Cemetery as soon as they become unsightly, dangerous or diseased. VIII MEMORIAL WOI%K 17. No memorials may be placed on any grave not fully paid. 18. Lot owners may erect proper memorial work on their respective lots subject to the approval of the Management. All monuments shall be set on foundations built of concrete, and of the size and depth prescribed by the Management. 19. All memorials shall be constructed of natural stone. No artificial stone of any kind is permitted. 20. only one central or family monument shall be allowed on any grave, such .-.onument r~ust have a border base of conc~e~e e>:ceeding ncnu.r~e.-~t size by 6" flush with ground. 21. Memorials shall be set on the space designated by the Management. 22. No coping, curbing, fencing, hedging, borders or enclosures of any kind, shall be allowed around any grave(s) and no walks of brick, cinders, tile, terra cotta, sand, cement, gravel, or wood shall be allowed on any grave(s). Management reserves the right to remove the same if so erected, planted or placed.