1. There is no calendar call; therefore, all parties or their attorneys are required to check in with the Court Officer upon entering the part.

2. Service may check in on behalf of a party; however, service may not appear or answer on behalf of a party. A representative of a party, other than an attorney, may not answer or appear on behalf of any party without written authority from said party.

3. Every stipulation of settlement in a nonpayment proceeding must provide a complete and detailed rent break down. A "first in first out" breakdown will not be accepted.

4. Every stipulation of settlement where repairs are an issue shall contain a list of the alleged repairs required and repair dates or a statement that no repairs are needed.

5. Defaults on matters scheduled for 9:30 a.m. will be taken at 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. cases will be defaulted at 11:30 a.m., and 2:00 p.m. cases will be defaulted at 2:30 p.m. At default time, Court personnel will call those matters for which only one party checked in or answered. If an attorney/party fails to return to the part within a reasonable time, which shall be no more than 90 minutes, after checking in or submitting a stipulation, the court reserves the right to adjourn the case or enter a default/dismissal.

6. The Parties must provide a submission schedule to the Court upon the adjournment of any motion. The Court will allow one stipulated adjournment of any pending motion. Thereafter, the parties must appear before the judge to request any additional adjournments.