A VSQG is exempt from Parts 124, 262 (other than 262.10 to 262.14) to 268 and 270 and from RCRA section 3010 notification if it meets these conditions: it generates no more than the VSQG monthly amounts in 260.10; it complies with 262.11(a) to (d); if it ever accumulates more than 1 kg of acute hazardous waste or more than 100 kg of acute spill residue, that acute waste may be held no more than 90 days from exceeding the limit and becomes subject to the LQG conditions of 262.17(a) to (g), VSQG notification under 262.18(a) to (c), the manifest, pre-transport, recordkeeping and transboundary subparts; if it ever accumulates 1,000 kg or more of non-acute hazardous waste, that waste may be held no more than 180 days (270 where applicable), never above 6,000 kg, and becomes subject to the SQG conditions of 262.16(b)(2) to (f), notification and the same subparts. Below those limits the VSQG must treat or dispose of its waste on site or ensure delivery to a permitted or interim status facility, a state-authorised hazardous waste facility, a state-permitted municipal solid waste or non-municipal non-hazardous facility, a legitimate recycler (meeting Part 266 Subpart Q for ignitable spent refrigerants), a Part 273 universal waste handler or destination facility, an LQG under the control of the same person provided containers are marked "Hazardous Waste" with an indication of the hazards, a reverse distributor for potentially creditable pharmaceuticals, a healthcare facility meeting 266.502(l) and 266.503(b), or an airbag waste collection facility under 261.4(j). Bulk or free liquids may not be placed in any landfill, and a VSQG with an episodic event may use Subpart L.
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