NV AB350

Cemetery authorities must obtain a district court order before disinterring or removing human remains, replacing the previous system where cemetery authorities or governmental bodies could make such determinations independently

Courts may authorize disinterment only upon clear and convincing evidence that the cemetery cannot be maintained for public health and safety, cannot be restored, cannot be sold or leased to another authority, or due to financial obligations for future gravesite care

Cemetery owners must meet specific maintenance requirements including monthly grass mowing during growing season, weed removal, pathway maintenance, litter removal, and proper placement of monuments and gravestones

Veterans' cemetery eligibility expands to include National Guard reserve component members and veterans who received a commemorative plaque or urn from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

The Director of Veterans Services must charge fees for interment of newly eligible veterans (capped at the VA burial allowance rate) and for headstones or markers (capped at actual cost)