RCW 68.24.190
Opening road through cemetery—Penalty.
Every person who shall make or open any road, or construct any railway, turnpike, canal, or other public easement over, through, in, or upon any property used for the burial of human remains, without authority of law or the consent of the owner, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
[ 2005 c 365 § 85; 1909 c 249 § 241; RRS § 2493.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 68 - Cemeteries, Morgues, and Human Remains
Chapter 68.24 - Cemetery Property.
68.24.010 - Right to acquire property.
68.24.030 - Declaration of dedication and maps—Filing.
68.24.040 - Dedication, when complete.
68.24.050 - Constructive notice.
68.24.060 - Maps and plats—Amendment.
68.24.070 - Permanency of dedication.
68.24.080 - Rule against perpetuities, etc., inapplicable.
68.24.090 - Removal of dedication—Procedure.
68.24.100 - Notice of hearing.
68.24.110 - Sale of plots or rights of interment.
68.24.115 - Execution of conveyances.
68.24.120 - Plots or rights of interment indivisible.
68.24.130 - Sale for resale prohibited—Penalty.
68.24.140 - Commission on sales prohibited—Penalty.
68.24.150 - Unlawful employment of others to dispose of human remains.
68.24.160 - Liens subordinate to dedication.
68.24.170 - Record of ownership and transfers.
68.24.180 - Opening of roads, railroads through cemetery—Consent required.
68.24.190 - Opening road through cemetery—Penalty.
68.24.220 - Burying place exempt from execution.
68.24.240 - Certain cemetery lands exempt from taxes, etc.—1901 c 147.
68.24.250 - Cemetery arrangements, notice requirements—Disclosure of multiple interment.