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50 Councilman Weymouth moved to approve CONSENT CALENDAR , Items (a ) through ( d ) , seconded by Councilman Norris . Vice -Mayor Henderson noted increase in estimates for gasoline require - ments over the previous year , and also indicated she understood City was getting away from premium . City Manager responded that some of the equipment , particularly patrol vehicles , cannot perform on low-lead gasoline . He indicated the increase in estimate would be analyzed , and that it might perhaps be due to more road miles . Motion carried on roll call vote , Mayor Keck.ley being noted absent . COMMUNICATIONS ( a ) Written - copies submitted to Council , 1 . Virginia Lesch , President of Association of Fairoaks Organization 620 Stanford Ave . , Redwood City , requesting support and contribution of City in amount of $200 for their Fair to be held on June 3rd , Councilman Norris reported that after some difficulty , he was able to locate this lady and learned that this organization is losing EOC money , and in order to continue providing the same services as before , were attempting to put on a fair , selling food and clothing as a community endeavor to show that the citizens are trying to do for themselves . Their budget calls for S500 for this project , and they are asking for a contribution of $200 from the City , and were willing to provide a cost analysis . They had contacted a number of other organizations to obtain funds , Councilman Norris moved to approve $200 donation to Association of Fair- oaks Organizations . Motion died for lack of a second . 2 , Bay Area Air Pollution Control District advising of a public hearing to be held May 25th , 7 : 30 P . M . , District Headquarters , 939 Ellis St . , San. Francisco , inviting expression of views of operation on their Agenda listing by representatives of cities . 3 . Mayor of Brisbane asking for support of their position , as taken also by the Council of Mayors , to oppose request of County for a County held trust fund of monies accrued under the Mills -Aiquist- Deddeh Act until voters have voted for or against Rapid Transit , by requesting taxes be received by the cities as due . Councilman Williams inquired how much money was involved . City Manager spoke at some length on the subject , indicating it was not possible to determine from the Brisbane resolution whether they meant all of the money due the cities , or that part reserved for public distribution . He indicated he was not aware of any formal 5/22 /72