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Resident allowed to raise grass markers and add bronze plaque with hold‑harmless agreement

Williamstown Cemetery Commission · June 19, 2025
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Summary

The commission told James Brown he may raise grass markers on his family lot and place a bronze plaque on a family stone provided the markers remain flush with the ground and he signs a hold‑harmless agreement.

James Brown asked permission to raise grass markers on his family's lot in the Village and to place a bronze plaque on a family stone. The board agreed he may proceed provided the markers are left flush with the ground and he signs a hold‑harmless agreement before work begins.

The clerk said she would call Brown to notify him of the conditions; the board did not authorize any contractor work or payment at the meeting and treated this as an owner‑performed, conditional approval documented in the minutes.