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Spring Hill Cemetery Board approves two-day film shoot, will close grounds in June
Summary
At a May 19 special meeting the Spring Hill Cemetery Board voted 5-1 to allow a film crew to shoot a movie scene over two days in June and to close the cemetery during those days; the board adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
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The Spring Hill Cemetery Board voted 5-1 on May 19 to allow a film crew to use cemetery grounds for two days in June and to close the cemetery to the public during those days.
The vote came during a special meeting at the Civic Center in Spring Hill, Kansas. Joy Rose, a Spring Hill Cemetery Board member, moved to accept the filming request; Ashley Thron, a board member, seconded the motion. The board recorded the motion as passing 5-1; the transcript does not specify which member voted no.
Dylan Welter, identified on the meeting roster as a member of the Sacred Wasteland film crew, was listed as a guest for the item. The board’s action authorizes use of the cemetery for a two-day shoot in June and a temporary closure of the grounds on those days; the transcript notes "two days in June" but does not specify exact dates or any permit conditions.
Members listed as present for the meeting were Larry Sumner, Susan Crawford, Ashley Thron, Keith Stiles, Joy Rose, Polly Mahoney and Christine Hecke. After the filming motion, Keith Stiles, a board member, moved to adjourn; Polly Mahoney seconded and the meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
No additional motions, conditions, or permit details were recorded in the meeting minutes provided. If the board or film crew must secure city permits, schedules, or insurance, those requirements were not specified in the transcript.
