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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 7 findings
F1
Page 62
Human remains and personal property reportedly have been removed from Marysville City Cemetery.
F2
Page 63
The Marysville Cemetery Commission, established in 1992, is required to have a comprehensive plan for the maintenance and protection of the Cemetery and rules and regulations for transaction of business, per Marysville Municipal Code (2.70.)
F3
Page 63
Cemeteries contain unique local history and exposure to the local history can enhance the educational experiences and community pride for youth of our community and potentially increase respect for our cemeteries and lessen incidents of vandalism.
F4
Page 63
A budgeted amount of $5,000 a year does not allow for any capital improvements required at the Marysville City Cemetery.
F5
Page 63
A picnic table and concrete slab has been inappropriately placed over an individual’s grave.
F6
Page 63
The Cemetery has electrical wires and water irrigation lines within the same trench.
F7
Page 64
Utility bills for the Marysville City Cemetery appear high, considering the limited usage.
Recommendations 7
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R1Page 62Improve the oversight procedures for the Marysville City Cemetery. 2009-2010 Yuba County Grand Jury Final Report
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R2Page 63The Marysville City Council should establish a deadline for the completion of the plan and rules and regulations. The plan should include the following: Capital improvements Low growing ground cover throughout the grounds to eliminate the need for mowing Improved security to allow the public to come and go at will
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R3Page 63The City Council should establish a program to work with local schools incorporating “Cemetery Studies” into school lessons.
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R4Page 63The Marysville Cemetery Commission should form alliances with local organizations to write grants for capital improvements. Also, more community outreach is needed to allow interested individuals, organizations and business owners in Marysville to donate tax-deductible materials, services and time to this worthy project.
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R5Page 63Remove picnic table and concrete slab.
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R6Page 63Have a licensed electrician review and determine the legal requirements and advise the City what work is needed to bring the cemetery grounds to code. 2009-2010 Yuba County Grand Jury Final Report
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R7Page 64The City of Marysville should request the Maintenance Department investigate the utility bill issues. PASSED and ADOPTED by the Yuba County Grand Jury on the 28th day of April, 2010.