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Consumer Guide to Funeral and Cemetery Purchases - Cemetery and Funeral Bureau
If the cemetery requires outer burial containers to minimize ground settling, you may have to buy a grave liner or vault. You do not have to buy the outer container from the cemetery; however, a liner or vault purchased elsewhere must meet the cemetery's size, shape, and material standards.
You may purchase a marker or monument from another source, but it also must meet the cemetery's standards. The cemetery may not charge a setting fee if the monument company sets it for you. Charges by the cemetery for foundations, setting or permitting the setting of grave markers or monuments, must be the same whether you bought the marker or monument from the cemetery or from someone else. Be sure to review the rules and policies of the cemetery before you purchase. This can help avoid misunderstandings and can assist you in making decisions.
Multiple-Depth Graves
If the cemetery allows it, you may be able to arrange burial in the same grave as your spouse or other family member. People who are not related may be buried in a multiple-depth grave if all parties authorize it in advance. Burial in a multiple-depth grave may limit disinterment rights. There may be special fees for opening and closing a multiple-depth grave.
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California law requires written acknowledgment of the following disclosure when cremation is to take place:
"The human body burns with the casket, container, or other material in the cremation chamber. Some bone fragments are not combustible at the incineration temperature and, as a result, remain in the cremation chamber. During the cremation, the contents of the chamber may be moved to facilitate incineration. The chamber is composed of ceramic or other material which disintegrates slightly during each cremation, and the product of that disintegration is co-mingled with the cremated remains. Nearly all of the contents of the cremation chamber, consisting of the cremated remains, disintegrated chamber material, and small amounts of residue from previous cremations, are removed together and crushed, pulverized, or ground to facilitate inurnment or scattering. Some residue remains in the cracks and uneven places of the chamber.
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Columbarium - A structure with niches (small spaces) for placement of cremated remains in urns or other approved containers. It may be outdoors or part of a mausoleum.
Cremation - Exposing human remains and the container holding them to extreme heat and flame and processing the resulting bone fragments to a uniform size and consistency.
Crypt - A space in a mausoleum or other building to hold cremated or whole human remains.
Disposition - The placement of cremated or whole human remains in their final resting place. A Permit for Disposition must be filed with the local registrar before disposition can take place.
Endowment Care Fund - Money collected from cemetery property purchasers and placed in trust for the maintenance and upkeep of the cemetery. The State monitors the fund and establishes the minimum amount that must be collected. However, the cemetery is permitted to collect more than the minimum to build the fund. Only the interest earned by such funds may be used for the care, maintenance, and embellishment of the cemetery.
Entombment - Burial in a mausoleum.
Fraternal Cemetery - A cemetery regulated by the Bureau that is owned, operated, controlled, or managed by any fraternal organization in which the sale of cemetery space is restricted principally to its members.
Funeral Ceremony - A service commemorating the deceased with the body present.
Funeral Services - Services provided by a funeral director and staff, which may include consulting with the family on funeral planning; transportation, shelter, refrigeration, and embalming of remains; preparing and filing notices; obtaining authorizations and permits; and coordinating with the cemetery, crematory, or other third parties.
Funeral Consumer Organization - See Memorial Society.
Grave - A space in the ground in a cemetery for the burial of human remains.
Grave Liner or Outer Container - A concrete cover that fits over a casket in a grave. Some liners cover tops and sides of the casket. Other liners (vaults) completely enclose the casket. Grave liners minimize ground settling on the cemetery grounds.
Graveside Service - A service to commemorate the deceased held at the cemetery prior to burial.
Interment - Burial in the ground, entombment, or in the case of cremated remains, inurnment or scattering in a cemetery.
Household Hazardous Waste | Madison County, NY
For example, a gallon of bleach that only has 1/2 gallon left would be counted as 1 full gallon of material. Please leave materials in their original containers and do not consolidate with any other materials.Do not bring empty paint cans to the collection facility. They are garbage.STEP 2: Request an appointment. To set up an HHW appointment, please fill out the reservation form and enter your preferred date/time. Miller Environmental Group, Inc. is open Monday - Friday, 8 AM to 3 PM. If possible, Monday, Thursday & Friday drop-off appointments are preferred by the HHW facility but we will work to accommodate any weekday requests. In addition, Miller Environmental Group is now offering appointments on the first Saturday of every month from 8 AM to 12 PM: January 6, February 3, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3, September 7, October 5, November 2, December 7Appointments will be given on a first-come, first-serve basis.There is a limit of one visit per household per year.Next-day appointments will not be allowed. We require a minimum of 48 hours (2 full business days) to notify the facility and confirm the appointment. Once confirmed, you will receive an email with your confirmed appointment date/time and directions to the facility.STEP 3: Bring your HHW to Miller Environmental Group in Syracuse during your designated appointment time! Examples of Items that are Considered Household Hazardous Wastes:Please note that due to the extensive nature of products created and sold, this is not an all-encompassing list and only provides an overview of some of the categories considered HHW. While many of these products may not pose an immediate threat by itself, it can cause larger issues, such as ignitability or reactivity, when mixed with other materials.
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As of January 1, 2020, there is a charge for commercial yard waste drop-off. All commercial yard waste must go to 6641 Buyea Road, Canastota and go over the scales before unloading.Residential Yard Waste No Charge for items up to 6 inches in diameter and no longer than 10 feet in length. Bring to any of the 4 transfer stations and see an attendant before unloading.Commercial Yard Waste, Buyea Road ONLY $25.00 per ton, must go over the scales before unloading.Stumps and Oversized Tree Limbs, Buyea Road ONLY$35.00 per ton, must go over the scales before unloading. Accepted Materials:Grass clippingsLeavesWeedsWood Chips/MulchBrush and Branches (up to 6 inches in diameter and no longer than 10 feet in length)NOT Accepted:Any contaminated productTreated Wood, Construction Debris, Plastic, Dirt, Trash, Concrete, Stone or MetalCoal AshesPlastic BagsWhen available, wood chips and compost are FREE to Madison County Residents. NOT for Commercial Business.

 
 
 

 

 

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Los ciclistas deben permanecer en la sección del sendero entre Mud Pond y la salida del lago McRorie (la zona del campamento base). El acceso a los terrenos privados adyacentes al sendero está prohibido.
El sendero del lago McRorie deja el sendero del campamento de pesca a unos 3,2 km del inicio del sendero en el cruce de tres senderos. El sendero se extiende 0,5 millas al final de un punto en la orilla suroeste del lago. El sendero está abierto al público para el ciclismo del 24 de agosto al 23 de junio.

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Los siguientes senderos se recomiendan para el esquí de fondo.
Fishing Camp Trail se extiende 4,0 millas desde el inicio del sendero hasta la orilla noreste del lago McRorie y sirve como acceso principal al interior de las servidumbres. Los primeros 0,4 kilómetros del sendero se encuentran en la carretera de Kickerville. El sendero pasa por Mud Pond y luego discurre paralelo a las orillas del lago McRorie y con pequeños ascensos y descensos a lo largo de su recorrido.
Los esquiadores deben permanecer en la sección del sendero entre Mud Pond y McRorie Lake Outlet (el Área del Campamento Base).
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Can the plastic bags be recycled in the conventional recycling cart?

Plastic bags can only be recycled through the State's "In-Store" Recycling Program, where approximately 5% to 10% of bags are recycled. Unfortunately, recycling equipment cannot take plastic bags and in fact become jammed in conventional recycling equipment. 

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What happens to plastic bags if they end up in the garbage?

Plastic bags that end up in the garbage are transported to a nearby landfill. Plastic bags that stay in place will take at least 500 years to photo degrade, especially if they are buried deep beneath debris.
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(half of income) = $110 excess shelter costSubtract excess amount, but not more than the limit, from adjusted income...$1,180 - $110 = $1,070 net monthly incomeApply the net income test...Since $1,070 is less than the $2,500 allowed for a 4-person household, this household has met the income test.How much could I receive in SNAP benefits?The total amount of SNAP benefits your household gets each month is called an allotment.Because SNAP households are expected to spend about 30 percent of their own resources on food, your allotment is calculated by multiplying your household’s net monthly income by 0.3, and subtracting the result from the maximum monthly allotment for your household size.Table 4: SNAP Maximum Monthly Allotment Based on Household SizePeople in HouseholdMaximum Monthly Allotment1$2912$5353$7664$9735$1,1556$1,3867$1,5328$1,751Each additional person+$219Note: The allotments described here are for households in the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia. The allotments are different in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.Table 5: Example of SNAP Benefit CalculationBenefit ComputationExampleMultiply net income by 30%... (round up)$1,070 net monthly income from above calculation x 0.3 = $321Subtract 30% of net income from the maximum allotment for the household size...$973 maximum allotment for 4-person household - $321 (30% of net income) - $652, SNAP Allotment for a full monthWhat are the SNAP work requirements?In general, people must meet work requirements to be eligible for SNAP.
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ADU statute limits the size of an attached ADU to 50% of the size of the existing primary dwelling (Gov. Code Section 65852.2(a)(1)(D)(iv)). The local agency is generally required to allow an ADU of at least 850 sq. ft, or 1000 sq. ft. if it contains more than one bedroom. In a situation where the local agency’s development standards, as noted in an adopted ADU ordinance, constrain the area for an ADU, it could be limited to no less than 800 sq.ft. (Gov. Code Section 65852.2(c)(2)(B) & (C)). 

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What are the new setback requirements under state law?

There are no setback requirements for any converted ADUs. For newly created ADUs, they must comply with the front setback requirement of the underlying zoning district and four feet minimum side and rear setbacks. 

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What is the new parking requirement for ADUs under state law?

One additional parking space is required for each ADU unless it is within a half-mile walking distance from public transit, located within the architecturally and historically significant historic district, part of proposed or existing primary residence or an accessory structure, when on-street parking permits are required but not offered to the occupant of an ADU and when car share vehicles is located with one block of the ADU. Tandem parking is allowed. There is no replacement parking requirement for any ADU that is converted from an existing parking structure (garage or carport). 

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What is the new owner-occupancy requirement under state law?

Until January 1, 2025, there is no owner occupancy deed restriction requirement imposed on any ADU.  However, owner occupancy of the primary dwelling is required for any new JADU. 

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Is ADU subject to Development Impact Fees under state law?

Development Impact Fees are not required for any new ADUs up to 750 square feet in size.