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Jul 20 04 09:04a J sica Snyder fully regulated hazardous waste. Disposal of used oil filters in trash cans and at sanitary landfills is prohibited. Fuel filters are not used oil filters. Summarized Management Requirements Used oil filters managed according to 22 CCR section 66266.130 must be: 1. Drained of all free-flowing oil. 2. Properly contained, labeled and stored. 3. Stored without exceeding allowed time limits. 4. Transported to an allowed destination for purposes of metal reclamation. 5. Transported under a bill of lading with a copy kept by the generator for three years. 6. All used oil removed from the filters must be managed in accordance with all applicable requirements of Article 13, HSC Chapter 6.5, Division 20 and 22 CCR section 66279. Detailed Management Requirements Draining Used oil filters are required to be drained of all free-flowing used oil. "Free-flowing used oil" means a continuous stream of used oil exiting the filter when the filter is inverted. Used oil exiting drop -by -drop is not considered to be free-flowing. If the filter is equipped with a device which impedes' the drainage of used oil from the filter, that device must be manipulated to allow the used oil to exit the filter freely. Used oil filters drained of free-flowing used oil may be punctured, crushed, opened, further drained, or otherwise handled without authorization from the DTSC, for purposes of recycling the filters, provided that any used oil or other residue generated in the course of the activity is properly managed according to 22 CCR Division 4.5. Containers 1. The drained filters must be contained in rainproof, non -leaking containers. with tightly -sealed lids. o.1ned 2. The container must be labeled used On "Drained Used Oil Filters" and the Rae rs initial date of accumulation or receipt marked on each container.- The initial [76 426-3551 p.G date of accumulation is the date when the first filter is placed in the container, or the date when a full or partially full container of filters is received at a second location. 3. Businesses or public agencies accepting used oil filters from householders must place the filters in containers upon acceptance to capture all used oil that separates from the filters. Upon reaching a location where proper drainage is practical, the filters must be contained as described above, and any used oil drained from the filters managed in accordance with all applicable requirements. Storage 1. Up to one ton of used oil filters can be stored for a period of up to I year, unless the storage facility has a hazardous waste permit authorizing storage of used oil filters. 2. Storage of one ton or more of used oil filters is limited to 180 days, unless the storage facility has a hazardous waste permit authorizing storage of used oil filters. Allowed Destinations The only allowed destinations for used oil filters are 1. To a smelter or scrap metal processor where the used oil filters are recycled. 2. To a municipal solid waste incinerator for energy recovery if the residual casings are subsequently transferred to a smelter or scrap metal processor for recycling, 3. To a storage or consolidation facility that subsequently transfers the filters to a smelter, scrap metal' processor or municipal solid waste incinerator as described above. 4. To an authorized hazardous waste facility. Transportation 1. Only properly -drained filters can be transported 2. The containers must be tightly -sealed during transportation to prevent any spillage of used oil. 3. The containers are required to be well -secured in the transport vehicle to prevent movement or tipping during iransportation 4. A bill of lading must accompany each shipment of used oil filters, and must contain the following information: BILL OF LADING A. Thenatne, address and telephone number of the generator. B. The name, address and telephone number of the transporter. C. The name, address and telephone number of the receiving