I agree with George and Athelene. This seems to be a simple re-zoning issue that has been blown out of proportion by the media. I also wouldn't want the property next to me re-zoned as a cemetery, what with the periodic heavy traffic associated with the mourners attending a burial.
What troubles me is how this may play out: Residents followed the law and voted. Done. But some people happen to think they voted the wrong way, so wheels may be set in motion so the "correct" outcome may be achieved. That's the troubling part: how many future referendums may be set aside if the vote didn't go the "correct" way? And who gets to determine what is "correct" anyway?
Thoughts?