§ 68.20.010 Incorporation required
§ 68.20.020 Corporations, how organized
§ 68.20.030 Powers of existing corporations enlarged
§ 68.20.040 Prior corporations not affected
§ 68.20.050 General powers of cemetery corporations
§ 68.20.060 Specific powers — Rule making and enforcement
§ 68.20.061 Specific powers — Control of property
§ 68.20.062 Specific powers — Regulation as to type of markers, monuments, etc
§ 68.20.063 Specific powers — Regulation or prohibition as to the erection of monuments, effigies, etc
§ 68.20.064 Specific powers — Regulation of plants and shrubs
§ 68.20.065 Specific powers — Prevention of interment
§ 68.20.066 Specific powers — Prevention of improper assemblages
§ 68.20.067 Specific powers — Rules and regulations for general purposes
§ 68.20.070 Rules and regulations — Posting
§ 68.20.080 Cities and counties may regulate cemeteries
§ 68.20.110 Nonprofit cemetery association — Tax exempt land
§ 68.20.120 Sold lots exempt from taxes, etc. — Nonprofit associations
§ 68.20.140 Certain cemeteries exempt from chapter
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 68.20 - Private cemeteries

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