(a)     Orders and Judgments. Unless otherwise ordered by the court, any oral order of the court shall be reduced to writing and submitted by the prevailing party no later than 30 days from the date of ruling.

          (b)     Noncompliance. Failure to comply with subsection (a) of this rule is cause for the court to vacate its oral order and deny the relief requested.

          (c)     Settlement of Judgment or Order. Unless otherwise ordered by the court, to settle a judgment or to settle an order shall mean the following:

                    (1)     Service. The prevailing party or other party as directed by the court shall serve a proposed order or judgment upon the opposing party(ies) who have appeared or have requested service thereof within 15 days of the hearing. Any counter proposal must be served no later than seven days from the date of service. Counsel who served the proposed order or judgment shall submit it to the court, together with any counter proposal.

                    (2)     Required Notice. All proposed orders or judgments shall be served together with a separate notice which shall clearly and conspicuously contain the following paragraph (which may be single-spaced):

THE ATTACHED PROPOSED ORDER IS BEING SERVED UPON YOU ON (DATE). PURSUANT TO LOCAL BANKRUPTCY RULE 9021-1, IF YOU INTEND TO SUBMIT ANY COUNTER PROPOSAL, YOU MUST SERVE UPON THE UNDERSIGNED A WRITTEN COUNTER PROPOSAL TO THE ORDER OR JUDGMENT ATTACHED HERETO NOT LATER THAN SEVEN DAYS FROM SERVICE HEREOF. IN THE EVENT THAT NO WRITTEN COUNTER PROPOSAL IS RECEIVED, THE ORDER OR JUDGMENT ATTACHED HERETO SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE COURT. IF A COUNTER PROPOSAL IS TIMELY RECEIVED, IT SHALL BE SUBMITTED, TOGETHER WITH THE PROPOSED ORDER, TO THE COURT.

          The procedure outlined in subsection (c) is intended to afford the parties the opportunity to review any proposed order or judgment prior to submission. Three days should be added to the times otherwise provided in subsection (c) if notice is given by mail.