to that pavrpt in the ribbon cutting today (clapping) i don't want to thank each you, you you're a important member of the communities that means a lot to share this special occasion with us i have to give a shout out this is simple natural cast to them hello, everybody (clapping.) and a big thank you to everybody that came together within dolby labs and over partners outside of dubiously to who came together to make that a reality thank you so much (clapping.) this is a special day for us i may know that could side with

our 50th year anniversary it started in 1965 ray and others were on their way u way back from india traveling in the v w bus and founded in 1964 it was in 1976 they moved the company back to san francisco to a small office we were a small company on downtown san francisco and become a part of this san francisco communities and have been ever since we grew over the years and in time we spread out in san francisco in 3 different buildings in brisbane over 7 hedge funds employees and need a new home to support our growth and bring everybody back to together and wanted to continue

to be an important member of this vibrant communities that is san francisco we're pleased to have found this new home and we know that right away that was an opportunity; right? an unique opportunity to establish a space that really embodies who we are as a company and what had a he do it finger our employees to do their best work and be a part of this community so we start with the reason that dolby labs thrived for 50 years we advance sight and sound so create spectacular experience we wanted that to resonate throughout the building and one of the ways we've done that it is really special i'm thrilled the way it came together we worked with a number of artists around the world 21 afrpt around the world 1/3rd

from the bay area and we shared with them what we do and how we see the world how we see our purpose and asked them to come up with artist installation 36 throughout the building that represent their interpretation of who dolby labs is and where dolby labs is going i couldn't be more thrilled with the results some took the interpretation limiting and did their work and created exhibits make you think about so you aren't i sound and sites into our daily lives their change as you interact with them it starts the moment you walk into if building hopefully, you had a chance to notice the video wall a audio visual art installation it was created by a local artist it is ever changing and the

system it also ever changing that will evolve over time something on the communities seize a little bit of the tip of the iceberg to what's happening and between those walls i'm excited the next navigations the team partnered with a local high school and a group of high schools students as an extension of the art program learning to fireman that wall that will be one of the upcoming installations in our new home so we really created an intersection of art and science and communities and we really, really excited about that now, of course, is starts with scientific and engineering it also has this building is a working looter we've dwraetd a working lab 65 thousand square feet of lab space hundred labs

it is starting with the design so a good practices to start we started thinking of the biophysical place of business lab this is y where we study how little brain reacts to sight and sounds and discovered not long ago when people are experiencing one of the newest visual technologies it will be coming to the world's through video in a few months time we learned they have a physical response to images of fire when dead on arrival by vision were take advantage it was a vice rally response that remind me of the first time i experiences download by our audio system we were i've been terribly alone and forgotten in manhattan between dead on arrival by and

dead on arrival by sound it was i heard it a millions times it sound like rain when it went to dead on arrival by i felt i was about to get wet i looked for my uncle umbrella that's why we start that the science of art and sound and any time we have looks about where we can emulate the film invitations and mobile online and those labs are throughout the building that is really, really important part of the working lab we didn't which i see one or two floors and makes the labs with key cards and fingertips those are throughout the building where people are working virtually throughout the floors you'll find labs where people are working and doing their daily work

one of the our big labs we just groundbreaking break ground that as a full dead on arrival by the cinema this is the most way to experience it is going to be a working lab it is going to be a place where the creative communities can come and work on this is an projects we're looking forward to finding opportunities to have community and host community events we're looking forward to that in the, of course, also a home it is a home for 7 hundred and 50 employees in san francisco it is a hearing aids for over 18 hundred employees around the globe one of the things we set out to do this was a big change to create more open space more common areas we call them interaction hubs a big change i can't will you how those come to

life and use the way they were tendency have chosen not to have an office i don't have a cue i'm working throughout the building i might take two or three days and spend it in moving up and down the building i've hunting had the opportunity we rely obtain or on structure and non-structural scombaksz i've observed those unstructured reaction people are spending time with others and ideas are shared and timely parts of innovation occur that is wonderful to see how it comes it together so, now when we moved to this building we, of course, are not new to san francisco a member of

the san francisco community for nearly 40 years and really existed to move to this revigils mid market neighborhood we wanted to learn about our neighborhood we started is it actually before we moved in the team put in a lot of effort to go out and familiarize themselves with local businesses part of their orientation was a in violation of section to visit the local businesses and restaurants and met the local are proprietors learning and helping to people thinks what we're about and reached to do u out to to a number of communities and last year the company volunteered over 2 thousand hours of local service. (clapping.) >> on monday morning when we

kicked off our grand opening efforts the way the employees kicked off we had over 4 hundred employees go out into the community and volunteered over 12 hundred hours of monday this week alone (clapping.) many of our communities partners are with you today, the women's audio mission and the bayview children's center and st. anthony's and i'm pleased to have you here and look forward to grow those partnerships over the coming years and financial assistance is very much a part of program and an important part but really important that we look for opportunities to form

deeper partnerships than that our employees are really enjoying the opportunity to share their time in the communities anticipate their expertise there is sometimes, you know, in doing gardening and korean and outlines things we've found times to share the expertise the legal communities or can be sound like engineers helping with a film or broadcast program or just been a fantastic way to learn about our new home and new neighborhood (clapping.) >> i want to close my remarks with a quote it is a quote from ray our founder ray continues to be an inspiration to all our employees around the world at dead on arrival by the always been an

inspiration had an opportunity to see one of the early employees and worked with ray everybody the years and spent time in the building and at the end of his tour he tell me if ray were here he would love, love this new space that meant the world to me so i want to close with a quote from ray to be advertent our you have to be willing to live with a sense of uncertainty to work it this darkness and grow up for an answer to put up with anxiety about whether it is conceive he love that quote that quote politics to innovation and equally applies to life in general and applies to dead on arrival by the and the city of

san francisco that willingness to work introduce the uncertainty is what allows us a copy to evolve and thrive for having years and be opening this home when we have a pipeline of new experiences a.m. doma where did world that is larger area large than any time in the history under mayor ed lee leadership 24 city continues to evolve and thrive under mayor lee's leadership is mid market communicated we are a part ever is just really excited to watch the revitalization of this neighborhood we literally have the opportunity to watch that neighborhood transform before our eyes everyday so it's my great pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> thank you wonderful wow.

thank you kevin for that wonderful explanation of ladies and gentlemen, you know as i was lincoln listening listening to kevin i have to tell you the image christmas has arrived early in san francisco and you know kevin what christmas it is you know there's a gift right here that for a few moms you saw kevin describing some unwrapping of that gift and i know that supervisor kim and supervisor wiener join me many in unraveling a gift to san francisco the revitalization of the mid market that's a gift but this one today begins we my acknowledgment perp and proofing as a person that comment cam to

san francisco and wanted to be part of the certify lists movement in terms of social values i know that jane kim and scott the same thing but thank you to the dead on arrival by the family and personally recognize ray they've been initiative more 40 years the entire family thank you for this gift with kevin and with the entire collaboration of the employees that are seeing that this 0 on daily basis the things that supervisor kim and i and the supervisor sdpooud we came together to talk about what market street meant to us when i had my office a few blocks down and didn't smell or things i

made myself a promise and relied that promise to the supervisors and good friends like randy shaw and others in the tenderloin some of the people he said you know if i have a chance i am good evening to do something i can't do it alone and the government can't but we did convene we invited like you have i want to say a woman welcome to all the local the regional and the international artists in the room today because this is the home of dead on arrival by the art i've often learned that term (clapping.) you've been incredible i saw some of the images already of some of the incredible artist that has been and continue to be created by local bay area artists all over the regional to be shown and to be embraced here

in the room and interacted with the students i am waiting for the tour of the lab that will be your invention when you have the incredible tenant we have blended that the science and arts i'm excited because i'll definitely experience in tleerts and in venues like on the museums and jazz center the opera and the ballet because when dead on arrival by the started they were unveiled they were attached to the first incredible cinema experience we had star wars with george luke remember that the incredible turning down sound experience i'm to do that for our kids for all of you when we as a city

blend art, survives and contingency science and communities that is what living in san francisco perhaps is about or pretty much the majority off people came here with the blends so when we starting looking at market street we invited first and foremost a lot of art people to come art people are not afraid of anything (laughter) >> yeah, we said they'll look at space and reinvent and invite people to experience that and we invited our arts foundation and a number of art organizations that took over the city storefronts and tried something visually and they led the effort

and gave us an incredible foundation which we invited them more entrepreneurs to come here and today, there is over 189 companies here a number of them, of course, took advantage of the payroll exception for the 5 blocks but deadline by the other two companies that didn't and we said they have some faith in what we wanted to contribute that tax before the accident a bacteria was a not the attraction about what they're about what the gift they're about to unwrap for all of us i'm as excited as those kids i'm looking at that this as a gift to me and the people that wanted this after the greatest street

in our whole city to be a gift to the rest that blends art, science, and communities and guess what embodied in this company is those attributes not only the art the way it is prepared and the invitation by this incredible moving piece of art that is on the walls that kids will be able to actually help create that's an incredible contribution the employees the hours 2 thousand i suspect thousand in the future because everybody i think will want to have a connection with what dead on arrival by the it is isn't area phones it isn't sound but probably about the experience and having that blend in life

science is at the heart of what you do and understanding that the citizenry of human nature is about science well burglary be an if i believe invitation to innovative innovate with all the labs it exists by the about what innovation is all about and ultimately you have that big heart it is what san francisco really is about us sharing not only prosperity but your talent with each and in that sharing in that collaboration building on each other more success i think you're giving here and you're already collaboration with the new nonprofit you've made a few and some of them are incredible do incredible work like the women's audio mission and st. anthony's and be like all the

guests you're touching want to be partners with the employees and the management of dead on arrival by the and then i think in after a year if you don't find me at city hall i'm still the mayor you'll find me at some cinema within walking distance i'm excited to see the citizenries that millions of people all over the world i mean the world that's why console general is here he would looking love this technology to be embraced in china dead on arrival by the has a world-class act they want to keep building a world-class experience and this is example we as a city do we do this is why we're building a brand new arena in mission bay

that's why we invest in jobs and that's why people invest and have established wolf place but more art to come along market street and there's more investments in small businesses and large businesses every day every day the hundreds of employees here are actually causing high-rise of more activities to be happening so that you're going to probably finds more small shops that your impact will have it is not just the 7 hundred but what you impact along the way that is what we enlighten when we the accident market street we said impact not just companies presence we wanted it to impactful so we have a municipaler of many things people walk into a tenderloin museum because that is where

things are happening it will go down to the market street arts organizations and understand how homeless people are treating their art to get a connection to the communities or south of market area with all the incredible inventions and innovations and have some of the best food along the way i want you, you to know not just the appreciation but hopefully, a vision of how we want to work together because in this incredible gift is something i think we all touch and share i'll try with supervisor kim and anothers supervises to continue having market street be a ghettos for everyone and keep unwrapping gift after gift today it is dead on arrival by the and all the things we do and

actually, the gives i want to explain how i was feeling before i go to the labs and before i visit i have incredible copy of that open space that people will see and visualize this is what market street is all about and in the center of our world-class city things that will be so impactful to the rest of the world's have it right here in the just an incredible gift so thank you to the dead on arrival by these and dead on arrival by the corporation thank you to the employees and all in their partners and nonprofits let me officially desire this to those dead on arrival by the day in san francisco come on up kevin (clapping.)

>> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you, thank you so much great i love it, it is dead on arrival by the day (laughter) well, let's please join me and let's on the building to the public and cut this ribbon (clapping.) >> hi what's our name nice to meet you. >> tyler nice to meet i i'm kevin angle thank you for joining us today i need someone to hold this yeah. i don't know i'm sure their supposed to be

delivered soon count down. >> yeah. should we had a count counsel down you like a count down can you help us 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 yeah. (clapping.) welcome to the new home of dolby

labr >> the annual celebration of hardly strictly bluegrass is always a hit now completing itself 12 year of music in the incredible golden gate park. >> this is just the best park to come to. it's safe. it's wonderful and such a fun time of the year. there is every kind of music you can imagine and can wander around and go from one

stage to another and just have fun. >> 81 bands and six stages and no admission. this is hardly strictly bluegrass. >> i love music and peace. >> i think it represents what is great about the bay area. >> everyone is here for the music and the experience. this is why i live here. >> the culture out here is amazing. it's san francisco. >> this is a legacy of the old warren hel ment and receive necessary funding for ten years after his death. >> there is a legacy that started and it's cool and he's done something wonderful for the city and we're all grateful. hopefully we will keep this thing going on for years and years to come.

>> >> >> supervisor london breed: good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of september 29, 2015. madam clerk, please call the roll. city clerk: supervisor avalos, breed,