If you're talking about the April 13 meeting it was positive in that nothing would be done now until the situation can be studied further, and it seems as though there is a positive response to preserving the garden as an integral part of the cemetery. Hopefully someone else will have more details or clarify if I got anything wrong. To me it seems much more hopeful now, after that truly awful beginning by people who had no business even sticking their noses into this.

I've been wondering, too, Jackie. Going to bump this up and hope someone has some (good) news.

Edit: you posted at the same time I did, Ingrid. Thanks for the info.

John

they added a moretoreum on moving the roses till they came up with a new plan and have it reviewed but it still sounded like they were leaving the rosarians and people directly related to the rose garden out of the plan review , but still more hopefull than before