The exit from the crisis. This is what the mayor of Santa Marinella Pietro Tidei announced this morning, in a press conference also attended by members of the OSL, the Extraordinary Liquidation Body appointed by the Ministry and which presented the Commissioner’s Management Report.
“The definitive numbers presented by the OSL – states Tidei – are merciless and certify, if there were still any need, how the path chosen in our first administrative mandate was inevitable, although painful for the administration and above all for the citizens.
The collapse was a mere act required after the 2017 management report drawn up during the commissioner’s management reported a negative result of € -14,775,850.32. This administrative deficit was, obviously, not manageable through ordinary procedures.
In this context, the action of the OSL took place, to which the administration would like to thank them for the work carried out with professionalism, punctuality, diligence and a spirit of collaboration towards the organisation.
The Liquidation Body first took charge of all the “credits” that the organization boasted as of 31.12.2017, of which the OSL managed to collect only €4,175,294.33.
The action of the OSL then concentrated on the painful part of the bankruptcy, that of the payment of the organisation’s debts which reports the following results:
Debts settled by the OSL – simplified procedure: €2,661,443.99 (60% settled)
Debts paid for restricted management: €952,313.24 (100% paid)
However, not all creditors accepted the OSL’s settlement proposal, for which the commission set aside and transferred only 50% of the value of the credit for a total sum of €1,997,743.22.
The current administration will have to take charge of this, as already done for the treasury advance not repaid as of 31.12.2017 of €5,270,670.62, which the 2022 and 2023 reporting office has set aside, to cover the aforementioned debts , the total sum of €2,316,672.38.
In addition to the aforementioned sums, the commission, pursuant to art. 258, paragraph 7, of Legislative Decree 18 August 2000 n. 267, proceeded to pay the Institution 1,959,161.31 which will be used by the Institution to repay one of the loans contracted by the commission in order to liquidate the debts of the passive mass.
The Administration is ready to once again take on the consequences of the administrations that preceded us and, despite the criticisms and attacks, thanks to the rational management of municipal resources already implemented in the previous mandate, it will be able to absorb the backlash of the debts inherited from the collapse, continuing to provide adequate responses to citizens’ needs, returning, at the end of this electoral mandate, to citizens a modern, sustainable city with adequate services for its citizens”.
