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Utah State Historic Preservation Office will document Mona gravesites, councilmember says
Summary
A councilmember said Amy Berry of the Utah State Historic Preservation Office will visit local cemeteries tomorrow to document historic gravesites; the member said they expect to escort the official and asked staff to coordinate access where landowners are involved.
A councilmember announced June 23 that Amy Berry from the Utah State Historic Preservation Office will visit Mona area gravesites tomorrow to document historic burials.
The councilmember said, "She's coming tomorrow to document historic gravesites around Mona area," and noted they would likely escort Berry at the cemetery. Members discussed property access and suggested contacting local landowners to arrange entry; one member said a gate is open because a local farmer is currently working the land.
Staff and councilors agreed to coordinate with landowners and to assist the preservation office as needed. There was no formal action recorded beyond the announcement; staff and the councilmember said they would follow up to confirm access arrangements and timing for the documentation visit.
