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Cantonment Church Seeks Approval For New Cemetery
September 2, 2019
A Cantonment church is seek county approval for a new cemetery.
The St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church wants to use about a half acre of an empty plot of land behind and adjacent to the church for the gravesites. The church is located in the 2400 block of Highway 29, just south of Quintette Road.
According to county documents, the church proposes to use the cemetery to benefit church members and their families.
The Escambia County Development Review Committee must approve the plan before it moves forward in the permitting process.
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2 Responses to “Cantonment Church Seeks Approval For New Cemetery”
My earlier comment should read “if any addition of hard/soft shoulders to Quintette Rd”. Please forgive my pre-dawn typos
This is a wonderful location, quiet and easily accessed. I would like to know if the future widening and addition of hrs/soft shoulders to Quintette Rx (as part of the future 184 corridor improvement plan) will cause any conflict before anyone’s loved ones are interred here.