How many developed acres for burial space must a cemetery contain, including paved roads, to qualify for licensure?

To qualify for licensure as a cemetery, the requirement of having developed acres for burial space, including paved roads, is set at a minimum of two acres. This ensures that the cemetery has enough space to accommodate burial plots and the necessary infrastructure to provide access and navigate the area efficiently. It is important for a cemetery to have adequate space for both current and future burials, as well as amenities that serve the families and the community, which is why the minimum acre requirement is established at two acres. This standard helps maintain the operational viability of cemeteries and their ability to serve the needs of the population effectively.