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MI SB0303
Bill
AI Summary
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Municipal legislative bodies may provide for perpetual care and maintenance of cemeteries or burial lots upon payment of an agreed-upon sum by the lot owner or another person.
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Perpetual care and maintenance funds may be invested in mutual funds with fixed income securities, equity securities, or both, provided equity positions do not exceed 60% of the fund balance and no single asset category exceeds 40%.
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Mutual funds must be rated in the top 2 of 5 or more tiers by Morningstar, Inc. or another nationally recognized rating agency at the time of purchase.
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Testamentary trustees may petition probate court to transfer trust corpus money for cemetery maintenance to a municipality under an adopted ordinance or resolution, and may be discharged from the trust upon receipt of funds.
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Effective date: May 16, 2016 (90 days after enactment on February 16, 2016).
Legislative Description
Cemeteries and funerals; other; investment of money in a perpetual care and maintenance fund; expand authority. Amends sec. 1 of 1937 PA 215 (MCL 128.1).
Counties: other
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0013'16 With Immediate Effect
2/17/2016