(a) If a party objects under Bankruptcy Rule 9033 to the pro-posed findings of fact and conclusions of law filed by a bankruptcy judge in a non-core proceeding heard pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 157(c)(1), the party shall serve and file along with its objection a designation of the items contained in the bankruptcy court record which the party believes the district judge will need to review the proposed findings and conclusions as provided by Bankruptcy Rule 9033(d). Within the time allowed for responding to the objection, any other party shall serve and file a designation of any additional items in the record which that party believes the district judge will need. If any party designates a transcript of a proceeding or any part thereof, the party shall immediately deliver to the reporter and file with the clerk a written request for the transcript and make satisfactory arrangements for the payment of its cost.

(b) After the expiration of the time periods established by Bankruptcy Rule 9033 and the preparation of any requested transcripts, the Bankruptcy Court clerk shall transmit to the District Court clerk a copy of the proposed findings and conclusions, and either: (1) a copy of any objections and responses that have been filed and a copy of all portions of the record designated by the parties; (2) a copy of the partie’s written consent to entry of orders based on the proposed findings and conclusions; or (3) a statement that no objections have been filed. On receiving these materials, the District Court clerk will assign the matter to a district judge.

(c) The district judge may summarily overrule objections lacking specificity as to allegedly erroneous findings or conclusions.

(d) If no objection has been timely filed or if the parties consent in writing, the district judge may accept the recommendations of the bankruptcy judge and enter appropriate orders without further notice.

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