Committee to publish cemetery website for public corrections after members note mapping errors
Summary
Chair proposed making the cemetery website live to let families check and request corrections to burial records; members identified mismatched entries in sections 3 and 4 and agreed to review lists and correct errors.
The chair proposed making the cemetery website live and asking the community to help edit and verify burial records so family members are represented correctly. "Let's make the website go live, and then we can tell the community to help us edit it," the chair said, and members discussed posting a notice on Facebook to solicit corrections.
During public comment, a member flagged specific mapping errors: in sections 3 and 4 there was "only 1 red box and not his wife or him," and another entry showed a red square for Paulette Balla but not her husband. The committee agreed to review paper lists if phone-based access failed, to gather names for correction, and to make the requested edits once the records are verified.
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