3 AAC 48.370. Content of rules and regulations

Except as otherwise provided in 3 AAC 48.360, the rules and regulations of each utility or pipeline carrier, to the extent applicable, must include

(1) applications for service, deposits, and credit rules;

(2) definitions of terms used in the tariff;

(3) terms, conditions, and charges for service connections;

(4) the reconnection charge and conditions under which the charge applies;

(5) use of service when it is a determining factor in the application of rates;

(6) installation and allowable deviation of metering devices from fixed standards;

(7) restrictions as to the hours of service, if any;

(8) terms and conditions under which service will be extended to applicants via distribution main extensions, line extensions, or other means (except when stated in a rate schedule);

(9) responsibility for, and maintenance of, service;

(10) access to customer premises;

(11) interruptions of service and credit for interruptions;

(12) billing regulations, including special bills;

(13) delinquent accounts;

(14) illegal use of service;

(15) discontinuance of service by customer or shipper or utility or pipeline carrier, including temporary disconnection of service;

(16) sales for resale;

(17) procedure for filing and disposition of customer or shipper complaints;

(18) form of all contracts, except special contracts, utilized in furnishing services and commodities, and conditions under which they are required;

(19) conditions under which a person may share in the use of the customer's service (e.g., joint-user arrangements in tariff of a telecommunications utility);

(20) directory listing policy;

(21) priority of service;

(22) supersedure of service;

(23) liability clauses;

(24) responsibility of customer or shipper;

(25) responsibility of utility or pipeline carrier;

(26) list of special contracts, with whom and for what service; and

(27) sheet indicating locations of tariff.

History: Eff. 11/16/73, Register 48; am 6/29/84, Register 90

Authority: AS 42.05.141

AS 42.06.140 (a)

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