By Martha Russell


Whenever a person dies, there is always certain wishes that they had on how they would love their bodies to be buried. Some request for just a normal burial in a grave while others would wish to have them cremated. In most cases, there is always a favorite place whereby they would wish to have the debris scattered once the cremation is done. However, many forget that there are certain rules and regulations that ought to be adhered to on scattering ashes in Florida. This piece will discuss some of the rules to outline.

It is allowed for the event to be carried out on federal land. These include things like the national parks and game reserves. Even though this is the case, then you are required to seek permission from the relevant authority. Without this permission then it would be very difficult for you to have a successful event. For the respect of your loved one then do not ignore such a requirement.

Performing ash scattering on private belonging is very legal. Whenever the land on which the action is being performed was owned by the person on whom this act is being performed on then, there are no problems associated with such an undertaking. However, you are required to mind the other neighbors around. Be very courteous and considerate when doing so.

You are also required to ensure that you do not leave a heap of ash on the region where this activity was being carried out. You must be very keen when doing so. At the end of it all, you need to ensure that no evident pile of the ash is left behind. In order to ensure a uniform spread then you have to be very keen on the climate in order to ensure that you carry it on a windy day.

You must also be mindful of the other users of the resources available. For instance when it comes to the scattering of powdered in rivers. You need to understand that there are other people who depend on these water sources especially for consumption and other basic house chores. You would not want to make them ingest the human remains.

Seek for permission from the cemetery owners if you have to carry out your event on the designated private areas they have in place. The state allows cremation to happen in such a place only if it does not cause havoc to the public. All the rules and regulations pertaining the sprinkling needs to be adhered to. You should not ignore any since it can end up costing you a lot.

Some people may wish to have their cremated ashes scatted in the ocean. This is allowed but only if there is a maximum distance kept from shores. You need to yourself away from the main seashore depending on the allowed distance.

There is also another rule that governs spreading of remains on public land. Most people tend to think that public lands belong to everybody. However, you will be surprised to realize that you cannot scatter remnants of your loved one on this land. Permission as well is required.




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