Rule CV-2. Trial Calendar and Dismissals for Failure to Prosecute

A. In the discretion of the court a civil action may be dismissed, upon the following grounds and conditions: 1. The parties have failed to file a timely Joint Report and Proposed Scheduling Order in accordance with Rule 16(c), Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure, and have failed to cure their noncompliance within sixty days after that Rule 16(c) filing deadline, or within the time specified in an order requiring compliance, whichever is earlier. 2. For other appropriate reasons. B. No dismissal shall be ordered during any period that the court finds that a necessary party to the action is in the military service of the United States and is unable during such period to be present at the trial by virtue of such service. C. In any pending civil case where the parties announce settlement without submitting a final judgment or an order of dismissal, the court shall place it on the dismissal calendar for a period up to sixty (60) calendar days with notice to the parties that a final judgment or an order of dismissal is required. The court shall dismiss the case after the applicable timeframe unless a final judgment or an order of dismissal is entered.