ARTHUR I. HARRIS, Bankruptcy Judge
In the interest of judicial economy and the prompt disposition of matters not subject to contest, the Clerk of Bankruptcy Court, from and after November 1, 2002, through regularly appointed deputies, may prepare, sign, and enter orders as specified below for the governance of cases assigned to the undersigned judge, without submission to a judge, unless otherwise directed by a judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court sitting at Cleveland, Ohio:
1. Motions for parties to appear for Rule 2004 exams.
2. Motions to substitute parties on claims.
3. Orders directing compliance with F.R.Bankr.P. 7008 and 7012 (core/non-core allegations) pursuant to General Order 88-2.
4. Standing initial orders in adversary proceedings.
5. Standing pretrial orders in adversary proceedings.
6. Orders granting leave to pay filing fees in installments, provided that the first installment is at least $65.
7. Orders to appear and show cause why a case should not be dismissed for the debtor's failure: (a) to pay filing fees, (b) to appear at a meeting of creditors pursuant to
11 U.S.C. § 341, (c) to file lists, schedules, or statements within the time required by F.R.Bankr.P. 1007, (d) to file a plan within the time required by F.R.Bankr.P. 3015, (e) to submit a creditor matrix or list as required by Local Bankruptcy Rule 1007-2, or (f) to comply with any such other requirement as may be included in the order to appear and show cause.
8. Payment orders entered on the employer or the debtor in Chapter 13 cases.
9. Orders releasing employer or debtor from making further payments in Chapter 13 cases.
10. Orders granting discharge in Chapter 7 cases.
11. Orders granting discharge in Chapter 13 cases.
12. Orders approving a trustee's Final Report in Chapter 13 cases.
13. Orders voluntarily dismissing Chapter 13 cases under
11 U.S.C. § 1307(b).
14. Such other orders as the undersigned U.S. Bankruptcy Judge may from time to time authorize to be entered consistent herewith.
The Clerk's action herein authorized shall be accomplished by the affixing to such orders the following language:
ENTERED UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 02-10, AS AMENDED /s/ Arthur I. Harris United States Bankruptcy Judge By: /s/ Name of Deputy Clerk
Any party adversely affected by an order so entered shall be entitled to reconsideration thereof by a judge of the court, if, within ten (10) days of service of notice of the entry of such order, such party files a written motion for reconsideration, which motion or attached memorandum shall state the grounds therefor, in accordance with Local Civil Rule 7.1 of the United States District Court, made applicable in cases before this court by L. Civ. R. 1.1 and with Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013-1. Such motions for reconsideration will ordinarily be considered by the court upon the papers submitted.
Any party adversely affected by an order shall retain all rights of any nature relating to the impropriety of the order on the underlying motion, for example, the legal insufficiency of service.
IT IS SO ORDERED.