Minnesota SF3991 allows utilities to charge reconnection fees and late payment charges under certain conditions.

Minnesota SF3991 amends state statutes to allow utilities to charge reconnection fees for unauthorized use of services and late payment charges under specific conditions. Utilities may charge reconnection fees for unauthorized use, defined as using services in a manner that breaches the service contract or violates tariffs, excluding cases of non-payment. Late payment charges can be imposed if the delinquent amount exceeds $100, the charge is a reasonable approximation of the utility's cost, and cumulative fees do not exceed $50 per customer annually.

Minnesota SF3991 allows utilities to charge reconnection fees and late payment charges under certain conditions.

Minnesota SF3991 amends state statutes to allow utilities to charge reconnection fees for unauthorized use of services and late payment charges under specific conditions. Utilities may charge reconnection fees for unauthorized use, defined as using services in a manner that breaches the service contract or violates tariffs, excluding cases of non-payment. Late payment charges can be imposed if the delinquent amount exceeds $100, the charge is a reasonable approximation of the utility's cost, and cumulative fees do not exceed $50 per customer annually.