WILLIAM B. SHUBB, District Judge.
THE DAVIS CENTER, LLC; EMILY STOVER, Individually and as Trustee of the STOVER FAMILY TRUST and as Personal Representative for Melvin Stover (Deceased); and RICHARD ALBERT STINCHFIELD, Individually and as Trustee of the ROBERT S. STINCHFIELD SEPARATE REAL PROPERTY TRUST and as Trustee of the BARBARA ELLEN STINCHFIELD TESTAMENTARY TRUST (collectively the "Davis Center"); Potter Taylor & Company, and it predecessors-in-interest: Potter, Long, Adams & Taylor, Ltd.; Davis Center; Potter-Taylor, Inc.; and Potter Taylor & Scurfield, Inc.; Robert D. Russell (Deceased) and Irene Russell; the City of Davis; Marie L. Whitcombe (Deceased); and Charles H. Lewis and Jane W. Lewis (Deceased) (collectively the "Participating Parties") are parties to the above-captioned matter. The Davis Center previously moved to amend the scheduling order (Docket No. 447) and the Participating Parties stipulated to extend the deadlines to disclose experts (Docket No. 458) in order to provide the Davis Center with sufficient time to complete an investigative study to determine the efficacy of a potential site remedy. The Court entered Orders granting the Motion (Docket No. 457) and approving the Stipulation (Docket No. 460). The Participating Parties entered into a further stipulation to amend the scheduling order to allow time to produce and compile data associated with the investigative study (Docket No. 472). The Court entered an Order approving the Stipulation (Docket No. 474).
The initial site work or field portion of that investigative study has been completed. The data from the investigative study is still currently being compiled. According to the Davis Center's consultants, however, it will now require at least one to two more additional months to produce and compile the data and complete final testing associated with the investigative study. Given the additional work the Davis Center plans to complete, expert disclosures and production of the reports are premature because these disclosures and reports would lack the data generated from the investigative study and, as a result, these reports would be incomplete. Such a result would create needless work and expense to the parties.
The data and reports are necessary to determine the efficacy of a potential site remedy and, as a result, will help the parties with their settlement efforts. The Participating Parties appearing in the above-entitled action do hereby stipulate to extend the following deadlines four months:
Accordingly, for good cause and pursuant to the above stipulation of the Participating Parties, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:
5. All other dates set forth in the Court's Order re motion to amend status (pretrial scheduling) order (Docket No. 457) shall remain the same.