Perpetual Care Sample Clauses
The Perpetual Care clause establishes an ongoing obligation to maintain and care for a property, asset, or facility indefinitely. In practice, this often applies to cemeteries, memorial parks, or similar sites, where funds are set aside in a trust to ensure that grounds are regularly maintained, landscaping is kept up, and repairs are made as needed. The core function of this clause is to guarantee that the property remains in good condition for the long term, addressing concerns about neglect or deterioration after initial use or sale.
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Perpetual Care. Liberty Baptist Church will provide perpetual care of the Cemetery grounds. Perpetual care does not include maintenance, upkeep or repair of any marker, monument or headstone unless the damage is a direct result of Church or Cemetery personnel; this also includes any item placed on the gravesite that is not permanent to the lot or allowed by Cemetery rules and regulations. The Church will be responsible for all necessary growth and development within the Cemetery. /
Perpetual Care. Ephraim City will provide perpetual care of the cemeteries. The City will maintain the cemetery grounds, infrastructure, roads, and all other elements. Ephraim City will also be responsible for all necessary growth and development within the cemetery. Perpetual care does not include maintenance, upkeep, or repair of any headstone, monument, marker, or flower vase.
Perpetual Care. The general preservation and maintenance, including regular mowing and raking, of the Cemetery grounds, including each Burial Lot, and the maintenance of the Cemetery’s walkways, roadways, boundaries, and other structures.
Perpetual Care. Funds Reserved to Columbarium - Funds from the sale of Certificate(s), gifts, and memorials in excess of initial construction costs and associated expenses shall be maintained by the Church, under direction of the Vestry, as a perpetual care fund for the upkeep of the Columbarium, to include the following:
Perpetual Care. The University will provide perpetual care of the Cemetery. This includes the Cemetery including, but not limited to, maintenance of grounds, infrastructure, and roads. Perpetual care does not include, and the University will not be responsible for, maintenance, upkeep or repair of any marker, monument or headstone or of any permanently affixed vases or ornaments unless the damage is a direct result of the act of University’s employees or contractors. The University takes no responsibility for loss or damage to flowers, vases, mementos, or ornaments that are not permanently affixed to the gravesite.
Perpetual Care. The Trustee may require the Settlor to execute a written receipt for all funds received as income.
Perpetual Care. (a) As part of the Co-Proponents’ Environmental Plans and Programs, in particular as required by section 4.1(k), the Co-Proponents shall develop a comprehensive Perpetual Care plan that must address improvements in records management, communication with future generations, long-term access to funds for the Project and analysis of different possible future scenarios that might affect the Perpetual Care of the Project.
(b) The Co-Proponents shall provide the Oversight Body with a first draft Perpetual Care plan no later than five years after the Effective Date of this Agreement.
Perpetual Care. ● There will be a one-time charge for perpetual care on every sale; funds used for care, upkeep and renovations to the cemetery.
Perpetual Care. ● There will be a charge for perpetual care on every sale; fee is charged again when placing a second urn in a niche.
Perpetual Care. Immaculate Heart of ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ will provide perpetual care of the cemetery. This includes the maintenance of grounds, infrastructure, roads and all other elements. The Church will be responsible for all necessary growth and development within the cemetery. Perpetual care does not include maintenance, upkeep or repair of any marker, monument or headstone unless the damage is a direct result of church or cemetery personnel, this also includes any item placed on the gravesite that is not permanent to the lot such as vases, ornaments, etc.