04-02-1975 April 2, 1975
Present: Prime, Edwards, Van Dusen and Supt. Dunn
Sidney Timms Jr. would like to thin the pine woods . Mr.
Ain would control the cutting by marking the trees to be
saved. After checking on the going price for pulp and board,
the Commission was unanimous on agreeing to the offer.
The Town's abandonned cemeteries need attention very badly.
The Cemetery Commission will ask the Town to earmark monies
to the Bicentennial Committee to be used for repair.
Russel Harris of the Bicentennial Committee has asked the
Cemetery Commission to purchase signs identifying the
various cemeterdes in Queensbury. The signs will be reasonable
in price, 00.00 pe;1and part of a larger program of signing
historical sites of the Town. Motion to purchase signs
carried unanimously.
Sale of lots 100
Interments 580
680
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May 7„ 1975
Present: Edwards, Van Dusen, Prime and Supt. Dunn
Timms has not done much thinning because of being busy
at the new Mall site.
No planting can be done in the new section of the cemetery
until the Water Dept. runs its lines back there.
The Commission reviewed projects to improve the cemetery.
There should be a sign saying Pineview Cemetery. The water
line and planting are in the works . A new pond could be
developed tarter downstream. There is a real need for a
new chapel but this would be a large project.
Sale of lots 1500
Interments 1120
Foundations 188.50
2808.50
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