RCRA REVISION CHECKLIST 176
	
Universal Waste Rule -- Technical Amendments
63 FR 71225-71230
December 24,1998
(RCRA Cluster IX, non-HSWA)

	FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS	FEDERAL RCRA CITATION	ANALOGOUS STATE CITATION	STATE ANALOG IS:				
				EQUIV-ALENT	LESS
STRIN-
GENT	MORE STRIN-GENT	BROADER IN SCOPE	
	PART 266 - STANDARDS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SPECIFIC HAZARDOUS WASTES AND SPECIFIC TYPES OF HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES							
	SUBPART G - SPENT LEAD-ACID BATTERIES BEING RECLAIMED							
†i	APPLICABILITY AND REQUIREMENTS      							
	completely revise; if spent lead-acid batteries are generated, collected, transported, stored, or regenerated for reclamation, they may be exempt from certain requirements; use table shown at 63 FR 71230 to determine applicable requirements; alternatively, the part 273 Universal Waste rule may be used to manage spent lead-acid batteries	266.80(a)						
	add new table; spent lead-acid batteries exemptions	266.80(a)/Table						
	completely revise; spent lead-acid batteries that are stored prior to being reclaimed through any means except regeneration, are subject to 266.80(b) requirements; requirements differ slightly depending upon RCRA permit status	266.80(b)						
	Interim Status Facilities must comply with specified requirements	266.80(b)(1) intro						
		266.80(b)(1)(i)						
		266.80(b)(1)(ii)						
		266.80(b)(1)(iii)						
		266.80(b)(1)(iv)						
		266.80(b)(1)(v)						
		266.80(b)(1)(vi)						
		266.80(b)(1)(vii)						
	Permitted Facilities must comply with specified requirements	266.80(b)(2) intro						
		266.80(b)(2)(i)						
		266.80(b)(2)(ii)						
		266.80(b)(2)(iii)						
		266.80(b)(2)(iv)						
		266.80(b)(2)(v)						
		266.80(b)(2)(vi)						
		266.80(b)(2)(vii)						

	PART 273 - STANDARDS FOR UNIVERSAL WASTE MANAGEMENT							
	SUBPART A - GENERAL							
	DEFINITIONS							
†i	remove “more than” prior to “5,000”; insert “or more” prior to “total”	273.6 “small quantity handler of universal waste”					

†i	 While the provisions indicated were optional when first added to the CFR, States which have chosen to adopt them must also adopt the subsequent revisions.  The revisions, therefore, are considered conditionally optional.