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Peters, Aaron

Rees, Bill

Schutz, Jacob

Woods, Ray

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Montana Tech LibraryDigital Commons @ Montana Tech2013 Student Research Day Projects Research Day Montana’s Two-Year Colleges4-19-2013Space Utilization for the Boulder CemeteryRay WoodsHighlands CollegeAaron PetersHighlands CollegeBill ReesHighlands CollegeJacob SchutzHighlands CollegeFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/stdt_rsch_day_2013Part of the Civil Engineering CommonsThis Poster is brought to you for free and open access by the Research Day Montana’s Two-Year Colleges at Digital Commons @ Montana Tech. It hasbeen accepted for inclusion in 2013 Student Research Day Projects by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Montana Tech. For moreinformation, please contact astclair@mtech.edu.Recommended CitationWoods, Ray; Peters, Aaron; Rees, Bill; and Schutz, Jacob, "Space Utilization for the Boulder Cemetery" (2013). 2013 Student ResearchDay Projects. Book 2.http://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/stdt_rsch_day_2013/2S t u d e n t  R e s e a r c h :  “ D i g g i n g ”  I n t o  T h e   B o u l d e r  C e m e t e ry   This student research project was conducted in part under the  RESEARCH, CREATIVE & SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY PROGRAM  Faculty Sponsor: Eric Martin Civil Engineering Technology students, Ray Woods, Jason Schutz, Aaron  Peters, and Bill Rees are assisting the City of Boulder in determining how much usable space there is left in the city’s cemetery, which was estab-lished in 1889.  The students will survey the cem-etery for the location of existing driveways, fences and headstones to determine how much usable space there is for future burial plots.  They will prepare a drawing using AutoCAD software, design a new plot layout for the available space, and then stake these loca-tions in the ground for the city.   “This is exciting but very respectful work we are doing here,” said student, Ray Woods, who is also a Boulder resident.  Students surveying the City of Boulder Cemetery  

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