A burial right granted by the city does not entitle the owner thereof to any right to burial in a specific location or lot in a specific city cemetery or even the right to burial in a city cemetery. The city may substitute another lot if more than one (1) right to burial for a specific lot has been sold or if title to the lot or parcel has been sold by the municipality. The city may also refuse to bury any person in a city cemetery and repurchase the burial right by paying the owner thereof the reasonable value of the right on the date the certificate is presented to the city, or may provide for burial rights in another private or public cemetery. (Ord. 2016-20 §1, amended, 2016; Ord. 11-92, adopted, 1992)