Bill 19-15 Establishment of a municipal id card program

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South Bend Municipal ID Card Program Ordinance Page 4 of all relevant data, projected costs, and other pertinent information addressing the future implementation of the purposes of the program summarized in ¶ 2 of this ordinance, including any supplemental features which are consistent with the purposes of this ordinance. Such filing shall be made in the Office of the City Clerk, which shall trigger future joint meeting(s) of the Council's Personnel and Finance Committee and the Community Relations Committee. In order for a South Bend Municipal ID Card Program to become effective following such joint meeting(s), a Council Resolution, which certifies that the implementation and administration of the South Bend Municipal ID Card Program would be operated at minimal or no net cost to the City, its departments, bureaus, or agencies, and which establishes any and all fees, will be required to be adopted by the Common Council. b. The South Bend Municipal ID Card shall bear the seal of the City and shall be produced in a form which is encrypted with a magnetic strip, barcode or similar security feature to prevent card duplication or counterfeit reproduction, and is secured from electronic pickpocketing (EP) with a radio - frequency identification (RFID) blocking card or sleeve. 4. Application Process. a. To obtain a South Bend Municipal ID Card, a resident shall complete an application, under pains and penalties of perjury, which requires proof of identity and proof of residency within the city. Said applications shall have instructions available in English, and other language(s) upon request. Upon receipt of both proof of identity and residency as required by the sub - sections included below, and the applicable fee, the Program Administrator shall issue shall issue a South Bend Municipal ID Card meeting the conditions set forth in sub - section 3.b of this ordinance. (i) Proof ofldentity: In order to establish identity, each applicant must present either: (1) One (1) of the following documents containing both the applicant's photograph and date of birth: a U.S. or foreign passport; a driver's license issued by a state or territory of the United States; a state identification card issued by any state or territory of the United States; a U.S. Permanent Resident Card (commonly referred to as a `Green Card'); a consular identification (CID) card or matriculal; or a photo identification card issued by another country to its citizens or nationals that meets the following requirements 1 For over 100 years, the Mexican government have authorized the Consulate of Mexico to issue a matricula or Consular ID card to Mexican citizens who live outside of Mexico. The matricula certifies that the individual is a Mexican citizen, includes a birthplace and individual's address outside of Mexico. Said cards are valid for five (5) years and cost approximately thirty dollars. Information on the Consular ID Card which has been posted by the Consulate of Mexico was filed with this ordinance and is available from the Office of the City Clerk.