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GLOSSARY OF TERMS Burial is the disposition of human remains, traditionally, below ground. Care is the general maintenance of the Cemetery and of the lots, graves, crypts and niches therein within the sole discretion of the Cemetery; including cutting a trimming of lawn, keeping in repair the drains, water lines, roads, building. fences and other structures, in keeping with a well-maintained cemetery; also, overhead expense necessary for such purposes, including maintenance of machinery, tools and equipment for such care; compensation of employees, payment of insurance premiums, reasonable payments for employees' benefit plans and maintaining necessary records of ownership, transfers and burials. Casket or coffin is a rigid container designed for the encasement of human remains and customarily constructed of wood or metal, ornamented and lined with fabric. Cemetery is the Cemetery Corporation in its entirety. Certificate of Ownership (Interment Rights) or Deed for Interment Rights is the document by which the Cemetery conveys a right of interment, entombment or inumment in an Interment Space. Columbarium is an arrangement of niches that may include an entire building. a room, a series of special indoor alcoves, a bank along a corridor or part of an outdoor garden setting. (plural of columbarium -columbaria) Community Mausoleum is a structure, above ground, containing niches and crypts used or intended for use by members of the general public. Community Niche is a common area where several cremation containers may be placed. Companion or Double Lawn Crypts is an Interment Space in the Cemetery that contains a pre-constructed, pre-buried vault capable of holding two or more caskets. Companion Lawn Niche is a space in an urn garden designed to accommodate two cremated remains.