Prior to filing any motion for leave to intervene, to amend pleadings, or to file a third-party complaint, the moving party shall attempt to obtain consent for the filing and granting of such motion from all parties having an interest to oppose. If consent is obtained, the motion shall not be noticed for hearing, but will be filed, accompanied by a proposed order, with a statement of consent signed by opposing party/advocate. No such motions, when required to be noticed for hearing, shall be accepted for filing unless accompanied by a certificate of party/advocate for the moving party to the effect that opposing party/advocate has refused to consent to the filing and granting of such motion. If the Court finds that opposing party/advocate does not have a good-faith reason for failing to so consent, the Court may impose such sanctions as it deems proper. [Ord. 81, amended, 1/6/2023; Ord. 63, renumbered, 12/6/2019; Rule mod. dated 8/2018 dated 8/2018; Ord. 48 § 3.9, amended, 1/6/2017; Ord. 26, amended, 4/1/2012; Ord. 19, amended, 10/22/2008. Formerly 2.10.220.]