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Friends of Karori Cemetery - consulting on the Conservation Plan

Julia Kennedy from Friends of Karori Cemetery

The Friends' are currently being consulted on the Conservation Plan for Karori Cemetery and would love your feedback. We have the following questions and welcome your answers or any other comments you have:

- To what standard do you think the graves should be cleaned or restored, or should they be left to the families to look after?

- If Karori Cemetery was to become a heritage park, how do you imagine it should look in 50 years?

- Are there areas of the cemetery that should be left to slowly decay?

If you prefer, you can email your answers to: info@friendsofkaroricmetery.co.nz

Comments on this post will close on 31st May.
Photo is of Te Henui Cemetery in New Plymouth.

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