1.  "Administrative charge" defined.  "Administrative charge" means a fee or charge for services that is added to the actual cost of materials or supplies or labor performed by or on behalf of a transmission and distribution utility with over 50,000 customers and charged to a transmission and distribution utility customer for work funded directly by that customer through a proposal, estimate, invoice or final accounting for the cost of interconnection, line extensions or other work funded directly by the customer other than charges for the customer's regular electricity service. "Administrative charge" includes, but is not limited to, an administrative service charge, overhead costs, an indirect overhead cost or a cost adder. "Administrative charge" does not include:  

2.  Administrative charge disclosure.  A transmission and distribution utility with over 50,000 customers shall disclose any administrative charges included in a customer bill for work funded directly by that customer. If any line item in a customer bill includes an administrative charge, the customer bill must specifically identify the administrative charge and include a description of the charge. All administrative charges must comply with the requirements of section 301, subsection 2 and any other applicable provisions of this Title.  

3.  Violations.  If the commission finds that a transmission and distribution utility with over 50,000 customers has violated any provision of this section or improperly assessed an administrative charge, the commission may order the transmission and distribution utility to refund all or part of the administrative charge paid by the customer.  

4.  Rules.  The commission may adopt rules to implement this section. Rules adopted by the commission pursuant to this subsection are routine technical rules as defined in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 2‑A.