VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH , Plaintiff(s) v. CL , Defendant(s) Uniform Condemnation Scheduling Order It is hereby ORDERED that: I. The trial date is: . Body determining compensation: Commissioners Jury or Court. Estimated trial time is: . II. Discovery : The parties shall complete discovery, including depositions, by 30 days before trial; however, depositions taken in lieu of live testimony at trial will be permitted until 15 days before trial. 223Complete224 means that all interrogatories, requests for production, requests for admissions and other discovery must be served sufficiently in advance of trial to allow a timely response at least 30 days before trial. Depositions may be taken after the specified time period by agreement of counsel of record or for good cause shown, provided however, that the taking of a deposition after the deadline established herein shall not provide a basis for continuance of the trial date or the scheduling of motions inconsistent with the normal procedures of the court. The parties have a duty to seasonably supplement and amend discovery responses pursuant to Rule 4:1(e) of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Virginia. Seasonably means as soon as practical. No provision of this Order supersedes the Rules of Supreme Court of Virginia governing discovery. Any discovery motion filed shall contain a certification that counsel has made a good faith effort to resolve the matters set forth in the motion with opposing counsel. III. Designation of Experts : Plaintiff222s, counter-claimant222s, third-party plaintiff222s, and cross-claimant222s experts shall be identified on or before 150 days before trial. Defendant222s and all other opposing experts shall be identified on or before 105 days before trial. Experts or opinions responsive to new matters raised in the opposing parties222 identification of experts shall be designated no later than 60 days before trial. If requested, all information discoverable under Rule 4:1(b)(4)(A)(1) of the Rules of Supreme Court of Virginia shall be provided or the expert will not ordinarily be permitted to express any non-disclosed opinions at trial. The foregoing deadlines shall not relieve a party of the obligation to respond to discovery requests within the time periods set forth in the Rules of Supreme Court of Virginia, including, in particular, the duty to supplement or amend prior response pursuant to Rule 4:1(e). IV. Dispositive Motions : All dispositive motions shall be presented to the court for hearing as far in advance of the trial date as practical. All counsel of record are encouraged to bring on for hearing all demurrers, special pleas, motions for summary judgment or other dispositive motions no more than 60 days after being filed. V. Exhibit and Witness List : Counsel of record shall exchange 15 days before trial a list specifically identifying each exhibit to be introduced at trial, copies of any exhibits not previously supplied in discovery, and a list of witnesses proposed to be introduced at trial. The lists of exhibits and witnesses shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court simultaneously therewith but the exhibits shall not then be filed. Any exhibit or witness not so identified and filed will not be received in evidence, except in American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com rebuttal or for impeachment or unless the admission of such exhibit or testimony of the witness would cause no surprise or prejudice to the opposing party and the failure to list the exhibit or witness was through inadvertence. Any objections to exhibits or witnesses shall state the legal reasons therefor except on relevancy grounds, and shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court and a copy delivered to opposing counsel at least five days before trial or the objections will be deemed waived absent leave of court for good cause shown. VI. Pretrial Conferences : Pursuant to Rule 4:13 of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Virginia, when requested by any party or upon its own motion, the court may order a pretrial conference wherein motions in limine, settlement discussions or other pretrial motions which may aid in the disposition of this action can be heard. If requested by any party not later than 90 days before trial, a judicial settlement conference shall occur between 30 and 60 days before trial, unless otherwise agreed by the parties and the Court. VII. Motions in Limine : Absent leave of court, any motion in limine which requires argument exceeding five minutes shall be duly noticed and heard before the day of trial. VIII. Witness Subpoenas : Early filing of a request for witness subpoenas is encouraged so that such subpoenas may be served at least 10 days before trial. IX. Continuances : Continuances will only be granted by the Court for good cause shown. X. Jury Instructions : Counsel of record, unless compliance is waived by the court, shall, two business days before a civil jury trial date, exchange proposed jury instructions. At the commencement of trial, counsel of record shall tender the court the originals of all agreed upon instructions and copies of all contested instructions with appropriate citations. This requirement shall not preclude the offering of additional instructions at the trial. XI. Deposition Transcripts to be used at Trial : Counsel of record shall confer and attempt to identify and resolve all issues regarding the use of depositions at trial. It is the obligation of the proponent of any deposition of any non-party witness who will not appear at trial to advise opposing counsel of record of counsel222s intent to use all or a portion of the deposition at trial at the earliest reasonable opportunity. It becomes the obligation of the opponent of any such deposition to bring any objection or other unresolved issues to the court for hearing before the day of trial. XII. Waiver or Modification of Terms of Order : Upon motion, the time limits and prohibitions contained in this Order may be waived or modified by leave of court for good cause shown. ENTER: JUDGE Seen and Agreed: p.q. p.d. American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com