Church Cemetery Proposal Causes Concern
by KEZI Staff
Published January 18, 2013
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EUGENE, Ore. — Plans to build a cemetery on a Eugene church property have some neighbors concerned.
This week neighbors near St. George Greek Orthodox Church found out about the church’s plans to build a cemetery on their property.
Church members walked around and told them and they also got notices in the mail of the plans.
While the church looks at it as a way to honor deceased members, neighbors had a number of concerns.
A two-lane road separates some homes from the St. George Orthodox Church and the proposed area for a cemetery.
Neighbors say their biggest concern about the proposal isn’t that they’ll be looking at a cemetery, but that building one could affect their water supply.
“I’m concerned because most of the houses on this block are on a well and I’m on a well, and a bunch of dead bodies in the ground in the same water is not going to be fun for me,” said Eugene resident Robert Taylor.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Church Cemetery Proposal Causes Concern | KEZI
Church Cemetery Proposal Causes Concern | KEZI
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