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Comuni Amalfi, Atrani, Cava De' Tirreni, Cetara COMUNE DI RAVELLO PROVINCIA DI SALERNO VERBALE DI DELIBERAZIONE DEL CONSIGLIO COMUNALE OGGETTO: PIANO DI ZONA SERVIZI SOCIALI AMBITO S2. N. CONVENZIONE GESTIONE ASSOCIATA. REGOLAMENTI DI ORGANIZZAZIONE E PER L’ EROGAZIONE DEI SERVIZI Data: 29.112013 APPROVATI DAL COORDINAMENTO ISTITUZIONALE DI AMBITO. PROVVEDIMENTI. L’anno duemilatredici, il giorno VENTINOVE del mese di NOVEMBRE, con inizio alle ore 18.20,nella Sala stampa dell’ Auditorium “ O. Niemeyer” in seduta ordinaria e pubblica di prima convocazione, che è stata partecipata ai signori Consiglieri a norma di legge, previa l’osservanza di tutte le formalità prescritte dalle vigenti leggi, risultano al momento della discussione: PRESENTI ASSENTI 1. VUILLEUMIER Paolo 2. FIORE Nicola 3. LANZIERI Francesco Paolo 4. SCALA VINCENZO 5. CIOFFI Daniele 6. MANSI Paola 7. CIVALE Pasqualino 8. DI PALMA Salvatore ( detto Ulisse) 9. MANSI Luigi 10. DI MARTINO Salvatore Con l’intervento del vice Segretario Comunale, Dott. Nicola Amato, il Sindaco assume la presidenza e, riconosciuto legale il numero degli intervenuti, dichiara aperta la seduta per la trattazione dell’ argomento di cui all’ oggetto. Si dà atto che partecipa alla seduta di Consiglio Comunale l’ Assessore Pasquale Palumbo. Il Sindaco-Presidente illustra l’argomento rappresentando che, a seguito del cambio di denominazione del Piano di Zona che ha assunto la denominazione di Ambito S2 in luogo della precedente denominazione di Ambito S3, si rende necessario provvedere ad approvare nuovamente i regolamenti per il funzionamento del Piano di zona Cava-Costiera Amalfitana già oggetto di approfondimento e di approvazione in coordinamento istituzionale. Pertanto propone l’esame e l’approvazione congiunta dei regolamenti sottoposti all’attenzione del consiglio come in atti. Interviene il consigliere Di Martino il quale, nell’anticipare il voto favorevole, raccomanda, per il futuro, che su questi argomenti è necessario che ci si incontri prima, magari in Conferenza dei capigruppo, al fine di poter portare un contributo alla discussione che a questo punto non può essere più possibile, visto che i tempi sono stretti e che i regolamenti sono stati già approvati in altre sedi. IL CONSIGLIO COMUNALE RICHIAMATA la propria delibera di C.C. n.26 del 24/09/2013 con la quale è stata approvata la convenzione ai sensi dell’art.30 del D.Lgs n. 26//2000 tra i Comune dell’ambito S2 per la gestione associata di funzioni e servizi/interventi sociali e socio-sanitari; VISTA la comunicazione dell’Ufficio di Piano del 15/11/2013 con cui trasmette i nuovi regolamenti da approvare dai Comuni appartenenti all’Ambito S2; DATO ATTO che detti regolamenti sono stati adottati dal Coordinamento Istituzionale dell’Ambito S2 nella seduta del 24/10/2013; VISTI i seguenti regolamenti: - Regolamento per la disciplina dei criteri di scelta delle procedure di affidamento dei servizi sociali. - Regolamento per l’organizzazione e il funzionamento dell’Ufficio di Piano Ambito S2. - Regolamento servizio assistenza domiciliare (SAD) ed erogazione di “buoni servizi”dell’Ambito S2. - Regolamento costituzione e tenuta del registro degli amministratori di sostegno ambito S2 - Regolamento per la disciplina del sistema integrato dei controlli interni. - Regolamento per i Comuni associati nell’Ambito S2 per l’accesso e la compartecipazione alle prestazioni socio-assistenziali. - Regolamento di gestione del fondo unico d’ambito (regolamento contabile). - Regolamento del servizio sociale professionale – segretariato sociale dell’ Ambito S2. - Regolamento per l’accesso alle prestazioni sociosanitarie e per la gestione delle unita’ di valutazione integrate . - Regolamento per i Comuni Associati nell’AMBITO S2 PER LA COMPARTECIPAZIONE ALLE PRESTAZIONI SOCIOSANITARIE - Regolamento per il funzionamento del Coordinamento Istituzionale. ACQUSITI i pareri amministrativo e tecnico, favorevoli, espressi dal Responsabile del Servizio interessato, ai sensi degli artt.49 e 147 del TUEL 267/2000 come modificato dal D.L.174/2012 convertito nella Legge 213/2012, in assenza di pareri contabili; UDITI gli interventi dei consiglieri sopra riportati; Con votazione espressa per alzata di mano, proclamata dal presidente con il seguente risultato: - Presenti: n. 06; - Votanti: n. 06 - Voti favorevoli n. 06 - Voti contrari: 00 - Astenuti: 00 D E L I B E R A DI APPROVARE i seguenti regolamenti adottati dal Coordinamento Istituzionale Ufficio Piano di Zona Ambito S2 nella seduta del 24/10/2013: - Regolamento per la disciplina dei criteri di scelta delle procedure di affidamento dei servizi sociali. - Regolamento per l’organizzazione e il funzionamento dell’Ufficio di Piano Ambito S2. - Regolamento servizio assistenza domiciliare (SAD) ed erogazione di “buoni servizi”dell’Ambito S2. - Regolamento costituzione e tenuta del registro degli amministratori di sostegno ambito S2 - Regolamento per la disciplina del sistema integrato dei controlli interni. - Regolamento per i Comuni associati nell’Ambito S2 per l’accesso e la compartecipazione alle prestazioni socio-assistenziali. - Regolamento di gestione del fondo unico d’ambito (regolamento contabile). - Regolamento del servizio sociale professionale – segretariato sociale dell’ Ambito S2. - Regolamento per l’accesso alle prestazioni sociosanitarie e per la gestione delle unita’ di valutazione integrate . - Regolamento per i Comuni Associati nell’AMBITO S2 PER LA COMPARTECIPAZIONE ALLE PRESTAZIONI SOCIOSANITARIE - Regolamento per il funzionamento del Coordinamento Istituzionale. che vengono allegati alla presente per formarne parte integrante e sostanziale. DI DARE ATTO che i predetti regolamenti sostituiscono quelli precedentemente approvati che, per l’effetto, si intendono revocati. DI DEMANDARE agli Uffici competenti l’adozione dei provvedimenti susseguenti. DICHIARARE il presente atto immediatamente eseguibile, dopo votazione favorevole unanime di n. 06 consiglieri presenti e votanti. Letto, approvato e sottoscritto. IL PRESIDENTE IL VICE SEGRETARIO COMUNALE F.to Dott. Paolo VUILLEUMIER F.to Dott.Nicola AMATO ================================================================= Si attesta che il presente atto è copia conforme dell’originale. Ravello, 05 DICEMBRE 2013 IL Vice SEGRETARIO COMUNALE Dott. Nicola Amato Su attestazione del Messo Comunale si certifica che la presente deliberazione viene pubblicata all’Albo Pretorio del Comune per 15 giorni ai sensi e per gli effetti dell’art.124 1° comma del D.Lgs. 18.08.2000 n.267 nonché sul sito web istituzionale del Comune. Ravello, 05 DICEMBRE 2013 IL Vice SEGRETARIO COMUNALE Dott. Nicola Amato ATTESTATO DI ESECUTIVITA’ La presente deliberazione è divenuta esecutiva ai sensi dell’art.134 co. 4° del D.Lgs.18.08.2000 n.267, in data 05 DICEMBRE 2013 IL Vice SEGRETARIO COMUNALE Dott. Nicola Amato C O M U N E D I R A V E L L O Provincia di Salerno Stazione di Soggiorno e Turismo città della musica PIANO SOCIALE DI ZONA AMBITO S2 *********************** REGOLAMENTO PER LA DISCIPLINA DEI CRITERI DI SCELTA DELLE PROCEDURE DI AFFIDAMENTO DEI SERVIZI SOCIALI *********************** Comune Capofila Cava de’ Tirreni Comuni Amalfi, Atrani, Cava de’ Tirreni, Cetara, Conca dei Marini, Furore, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Praiano,Ravello, Scala, Tramonti, Vietri sul Mare Adottato dal Coordinamento Istituzionale nella seduta del 24 ottobre 2013 verbale n. 10 I N D I C E Art. 1 – Principi generali Art. 2 - Finalità Art. 3 - Competenze Art. 4 - Oggetto Art. 5 - Condizioni e modalità generali dell’affidamento Art. 6 - Soggetti dell’affidamento Art. 7 - Affidamento al terzo settore Art. 8 - Raggruppamenti temporanei e consorzi Art. 9 - Affidamento a cooperative di tipo B) Art. 10 - Convenzioni Art. 11 - Requisiti generali per la partecipazione alle procedure di affidamento Art. 12 - Autocertificazioni Art. 13 – Responsabile del procedimento e dell’esecuzione del contratto -Criteri per la valutazione delle offerte Art. 14 – Determinazione base d’asta; Art. 15 - Commissione di gara Art. 16 - Pubblicità delle gare Art. 17 – Criteri di valutazione dell’offerta Art. 18 - Offerta anomala Art. 19 – Beni, servizi e forniture in economia Art. 20 – Modalità di acquisizione di beni, servizi e forniture in economia Art. 21 - Albo degli operatori di fiducia Art. 22 – Iscrizione all’Albo Art. 23 - Verifica dei requisiti e decadenza Art. 24 - Modalità di utilizzo dell’Albo Art. 25 - Aggiornamento dell’Albo Art. 26 – Vigenza Art. 27 – Disposizioni finali Art. 1 Principi generali Il presente regolamento disciplina l’affidamento dei servizi socio-assistenziali dell’Ambito Territoriale S2, costituito, ai sensi della deliberazione della Giunta della Regione Campania n. 320/2012 e gestito mediante Convenzione ex art. 30 D.lgs. n. 267/2000, dai Comuni di Amalfi, Atrani, Cava de’ Tirreni, Cetara, Conca dei Marini, Furore, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Praiano, Ravello, Scala, Tramonti, Vietri sul Mare. L’Ambito Territoriale S2, nell’esercizio delle sue funzioni, provvede alla gestione dei servizi socio assistenziali aventi per oggetto attività rivolte a: − prevenire e rimuovere le cause di ordine economico e sociale che possono ingenerare situazioni di bisogno sociale o fenomeni di emarginazione negli ambienti di vita, di studio, di lavoro; − rendere effettivo il diritto di tutti i cittadini ad usufruire delle strutture, dei servizi e delle prestazioni sociali, secondo modalità che assicurino possibilità di scelta a parità di costi; − agire a sostegno delle famiglie e dell’individuo garantendo, anche ai cittadini in difficoltà, la permanenza nel proprio ambiente
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