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Visit the general information section for Limestone County Health Department to learn more about its functions. Here, you can find details such as the contact phone number, operating hours, and also access a survey to share your feedback on their services.

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The Limestone County Health Department is located at 20371 Clyde Mabry Drive, Athens, Alabama 35611. For inquiries, you can reach them by phone at (256) 232-3200 or by fax at (256) 232-6632.

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Here's a rephrased version of the guidelines for Huntsville City Cemetery Department regarding landscaping and monuments:

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**Huntsville City Cemetery Department Regulations: Landscaping and Monuments**

**Landscaping Guidelines:**
1. Planting flowers, shrubs, or trees within the cemetery grounds must receive prior approval from the Cemetery Department to ensure they align with maintenance standards and overall aesthetic harmony.
2. Regular maintenance of planted areas, such as weeding, watering, and pruning, remains the responsibility of the person who initiated the planting.
3. Any unauthorized plants or landscaping items may be removed by the Cemetery Department to preserve the uniform appearance and accessibility of the grounds.

**Monument Regulations:**
1. All monuments, markers, and headstones must conform to the specifications established by the Cemetery Department. This includes specific guidelines on size, material, design, and placement.
2. Installation of monuments must be coordinated through approved contractors to ensure proper placement and adherence to cemetery standards.
3. Responsibility for the upkeep and any repairs of monuments falls to the family or individuals who installed them.
4. The Cemetery Department reserves the right to remove or relocate any monuments that do not comply with regulations or that present safety hazards.

**General Provisions:**
1. The guidelines aim to maintain the dignity and solemnity of the cemetery while ensuring safety and ease of maintenance.
2. Any queries or proposals regarding landscaping or monuments should be directed to the Cemetery Department office for assistance and clarification.

These rules are put in place to maintain the cemetery’s visual appeal, ensure space efficiency, and respect the sanctity of the resting place of loved ones.

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This revised version maintains the essential details of the original guidelines while altering the phrasing and structure.