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February 19, 1998 Page 3 The motion carried 4-0. Washington introduced and welcomed Susan Portesi, an intern from California Lutheran University, whom he said is working with staff at Conejo Community Center. B. Authorization To Renew Property Leases From Southern California Edison Sorensen identified the lease parcels to be renewed, their locations, and revised fees, which he said are nominal. He stated staff recommendation. In response to Gillette's inquiry regarding "prudent avoidance" concerns, Sorensen said that he is not aware of any liability issues accruing to public agencies leasing Edison property. It was moved by Jacobsen, seconded by Holt, and carried 4-0 to authorize the General Manager to renew the licenses for the Park District lease of Southern California Edison properties P73VO28-3-35, P72VO17-3-35, and P73VOO8-3-35 for five-year terms from July 1, 1998 to June 30, 2003. C. Authorization To Locate A Blue Star Memorial Plaque And Relocation Of The Huberth Plaque At Conejo Creek North Park Sorensen discussed the National Council of Garden Clubs' Blue Star Memorial Program and their request to place a marker in Conejo Creek North Park near the Veterans Memorial. He noted the presence of Arlene Hopper and President Beverly Brune. He said that the purchase and installation costs would be borne by the Garden Clubs. Additionally, he reviewed the proposal to relocate and rededicate near the Veterans Memorial the Eric Huberth Freedom Tree. He said that the tree's location and dedication ceremony for the plaque are being discussed, but an exact date has not as yet been identified. In responses to Board inquiries, Brune highlighted the organization, the program, and proposed plaque. She said that vandalism has not been a major problem, but when it has occurred, the Garden Clubs and the agency involved work together to rectify the situation, and Cal Trans frequently does the installation. In response to Gillette's inquiry, Sorensen said that the tentative location for the plaque is a contemplative spot, and staff is seeking to avoid a proliferation of plaques in one area. Gillette expressed concern about possible vandalism. Holt suggested that the west side of the lake be