H. Dismantling of a vehicle must be performed in accordance with the following standards.

(1) The battery Batteries must be removed.

(2) Engine All fluids, including but not limited to engine lubricant, transmission fluid, brake fluid and power steering fluid, hydraulic fluid, engine coolant, gasoline, diesel fuel and oil, must be drained into watertight, covered containers and must be recycled or disposed of in accordance with applicable federal or and state laws, rules or and regulations.

(3) Fluids from a vehicle may not be permitted to flow or be discharged into or onto the ground.

(4) The recycling operation Storage, recycling or disposal of all fluids, refrigerant, batteries and mercury switches must comply with all applicable federal or and state laws related to hazardous materials, rules and regulations.

(5)__A log must be maintained of all motor vehicles handled that includes the date each vehicle was acquired, a copy of the vehicle's title or bill of sale and the date or dates upon which all fluids, refrigerant, batteries and mercury switches were removed.

(6)__All fluids, refrigerant, batteries and mercury switches must be removed from motor vehicles that lack engines or other parts that render the vehicles incapable of being driven under their own motor power or that are otherwise incapable of being driven under their own motor power within 180 days of acquisition.__ Motor vehicles acquired by and on the premises of an automobile recycling business prior to October 1, 2005 must have all fluids, refrigerant, batteries and mercury switches removed by January 1, 2007.__Fluids required to be removed under this subparagraph must be removed to the greatest extent practicable.

(7)__All fluids, refrigerant, batteries and mercury switches must be removed from vehicles before crushing

or shredding.__Fluids required to be removed under this subparagraph must be removed to the greatest extent practicable.