First reading: referred to Committee on Commerce and Technology
Summary
The bill lets the entity that runs a cemetery end an owner's rights to a plot that has sat empty for at least a century and has no permanent marker. It requires public notice and gives the owner a chance to claim the plot or ask the cemetery to buy it back at the original price. If the cemetery is owned by a unit, any resale money must be used for cemetery maintenance.
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