Defines when military munitions become solid waste (not when used for their intended purpose in training, research and testing, or range clearance, or when unused munitions are repaired, reused, recycled or reclaimed; yes when abandoned, removed from storage for disposal or treatment, leaking or deteriorated beyond repair, or declared waste by an authorised official, and when fired munitions land off range and are not promptly rendered safe) (266.200 to 266.202). Transportation of waste non-chemical munitions between military owned or operated installations is conditionally exempt from hazardous waste regulation where it follows DoD shipping controls and the other stated conditions, with notification requirements and loss of the exemption for noncompliance (266.203); emergency responses follow 264.1 and 270.1 (266.204); storage of waste non-chemical munitions subject to Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board jurisdiction and standards is conditionally exempt with notification of storage unit locations within 90 days, oral notice within 24 hours of any loss, theft or failure to meet a condition, inventory at least annually and inspection at least quarterly with records kept at least three years, and access limited to trained and authorised personnel (266.205); treatment and disposal of waste munitions remain fully regulated under Parts 260 to 270 (266.206).
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