HEBREW CEMETERY

Norfolk City Code ch. 12, art. II, div. 5

in effect

Norfolk City Code § 12-143 Generally.

Sec. 12-143. - Generally. (a) That certain tract of land, known as "The Hebrew Cemetery," situated in the city on the north side of Princess Anne Road, at its intersection with Tidewater Drive and bounded and described as provided in Ordinance No. 18,877, adopted April 23, 1957, shall be used as a place for burial for persons of the Hebrew faith. (b) The director of facilities and enterprise management shall have general control and management of interments in the Hebrew Cemetery and all persons employed therein and of the preservation, improvement and embellishment of the grounds. The director of facilities and enterprise management shall, from time to time, visit and inspect such cemetery. (Code 1958, § 10.1-120; Ord. No. 40,343, § 9, 6-5-01)

Norfolk City Code § 12-144 Garden of Eternal Life.

Sec. 12-144. - Garden of Eternal Life. The subdivision of a portion of the Hebrew Cemetery, as shown on the plat entitled "Plat of Garden of Eternal Life—Hebrew Cemetery," dated June, 1963, is hereby authorized and such section shall be known as the "Garden of Eternal Life." (Code 1958, § 10.1-121)

Source: City of Norfolk, Virginia, City Code and City Charter (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/va/norfolk/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COCI_CH12CE_ARTIISUCE_DIV5HECEFetched: 11/1/2026