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(B)The transporter shall retain at the transporter's place of business for at least three years a legible copy of each manifest or bill of lading which identifies spent lead-acid storage batteries hauled to a person who stores the batteries or who uses, reuses, recycles or reclaims the batteries or their components. (C)The transporter shall submit to the Department by March 1 of each calendar year beginning March 1, 1986, an annual report summarizing for the preceding calendar year information including, but not limited to,the identities of the generator and the recipient of the batteries, on a form approved by the Department. (D) If the transporter hauls spent lead-acid storage batteries to a facility where the batteries will be disposed, the transporter shall comply with all of the requirements of this division pertaining to the management of a hazardous waste. (6)A person who owns or operates a facility which stores either more than one ton of spent lead-acid storage batteries at any one location for 180 days or less or one ton or less of such batteries at any one location for one year or less and who transfers the batteries off-site for use, reuse, recycling or reclamation, shall be exempt from the requirements of this division as they pertain to the owner or operator of a hazardous waste storage facility with respect to the management of such batteries, except as follows: (A)The owner or operator shall accept either the manifest or a bill of lading which fulfills the requirements of Title 13 CCR section 1161, in lieu of the manifest to record the acceptance of spent lead-acid storage batteries for storage. (B)The owner or operator shall retain at the owner's or operator's place of business for at least three years, a legible copy of each manifest or bill of lading which identifies spent lead-acid storage batteries accepted for storage. (C)The owner or operator shall submit to the Department by March 1 of each calendar year beginning March 1, 1986, an annual report summarizing for the previous calendar year information including, but not limited to,the identities of the generator and the transporter of the batteries, on a form approved by the Department. (D)The owner or operator shall store spent lead-acid storage batteries in accordance with the packaging requirements of Title 49 CFR section 173.260 and shall label the packaged batteries with the date they were received.The labeling shall be written in ink, paint, or other weather-resistant material such that the date is legible and conspicuous. (7)A person who owns or operates a facility which stores either more than one ton of spent lead-acid storage batteries at any one location for more than 180 days, or one ton or less of such batteries at any one location for more than one year, or which removes electrolyte from such batteries for purposes of recycling either the batteries or their components(e.g., the lead,the cases or other components)shall comply with all of the requirements of this division pertaining to the owner or operator of a hazardous waste facility, except as follows: (A)The owner or operator shall accept either the manifest or a bill of lading which fulfills the requirements of Title 13 CCR section 1161, to record the receipt of spent lead-acid storage batteries for storage or for recycling. (B)The owner or operator shall retain at the owner's or operator's place of business for at least three years, a legible copy of each manifest or bill of lading which identifies spent lead-acid storage batteries accepted for storage or for recycling. (C)The owner or operator shall submit to the Department by March 1 of each calendar year beginning March 1, 1986 an annual report summarizing for the previous calendar year information including, but not limited to,the identities of the generator and the transporter of the batteries, on a form approved by the Department. (D)The owner or operator shall store spent lead-acid storage batteries in accordance with the packaging requirements of Title 49 CFR section 173.260 and shall label the packaged batteries with the date they were received.The labeling shall be written in ink, paint, or other weather resistant material such that the date is legible and conspicuous. (8)A person who treats spent or damaged lead-acid storage batteries is subject to all requirements of this division. (b)A damaged battery shall be managed so as to minimize the release of acid and lead and to protect the handlers and the environment, including at a minimum: (1)A damaged battery shall be stored and transported in a nonreactive, structurally secure, closed container capable of preventing the release of acid and lead. (2)A container holding one or more damaged batteries shall be labeled with the date that the first battery in the container was placed there, i.e.,the initial date of accumulation. (3)All container labels shall be written in ink, paint or other weather-resistant material so that the date is legible and conspicuous. (4)A container holding one or more damaged batteries shall be packed for transportation in a manner that prevents the container from tipping,spilling or breaking during the transporting. (c)A damaged battery packaged and labeled as specified in subsection (b)of this section shall be transported as provided in subsections(a)(4)and (a)(5)of this section and may be transported with intact batteries, subject in all instances to U.S. Department of Transportation regulations.