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Griswold accepts Leonard Cemetery parcel and $12,427.29 for maintenance
Summary
The Board accepted a parcel known as Leonard Cemetery and a maintenance check for $12,427.29 to be placed in a special town account; public works will take responsibility for upkeep.
The Griswold Board of Selectmen voted on June 23 to accept the parcel of land known as Leonard Cemetery and an accompanying maintenance payment of $12,427.29.
Board members reviewed documents prepared by the town attorney noting Stuart Norman offered to turn the property over to the town and provided the maintenance funds. "He presented the check for $12,427.29 which will go into a special account for the maintenance and upkeep of that cemetery and it will be town owned now," a board member said during the discussion.
A motion to accept the parcel and funds was made and seconded; board members indicated their approval. Public works will oversee ongoing maintenance of the newly town‑owned parcel.
The action moves ownership and a dedicated maintenance fund to the town. No further conditions or contingencies were recorded in the meeting discussion.
