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B-168358 1 (1969-12-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacvt0001 and id is 1 raw text is: -.- .: .. . I I-. TL = DIGEST. COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. Z0545 976 d).683 IDFC 2 4 1969 ; fl, T. Erickson orizod Certifying Officer au of Reclamation - Region 4 ted States Department of the Interior .. Box 11568 t Lake City, Utah 841U W? . fricksont Your letter of November 7, 1969, reference 4-36O, asks whether the t of $75.79 on the enclosed voucher which represents expenses by Mr. Larry D. Schulz for his occupanoy otmpoy quarters July 6 to 10, 1969, inaidant to traimfew of his official station Caper, Wyoing , to Colibran# Colomo, my be certified for p nont 2he 94tter also concerns the poflicy provisimoziontained in see- tI 2.5aVof Bureau of the Budget CirculAr No. A-56, R-evse, sead in the au of Reclamation Inatructions suppl(went which, In part$ is asM Section .s of circular A-.56 pro-eidoi that ellowance. for t temporary quarters should be reduced or avoided if a round trip to seek permanent residence haui been made or if the employee has had adequate opportuniLy to couplete arrange- ments for permanent quarters. Within the Bureau of fleclamation, the maximum of 30 days allowable for subsistence * expenses while occupying temT>orary quarters shall be reduced by the ni,er of days taken during an advance trip to search .v: for permanent housing. Ihis figure represents a maxinm which ,y be reduced by local :Ietermination in individual You say that because adequate housing Is relatively difficult to l cate in Collbran the travel authorization provided for the maximum of . S dy for the round trip to seek permanent residence quarters and, thus, Maxbiiram of 24 days was state! for occupying temorary quartera. The hunting trip by Mr. Schulz utili-ied only 2t days. After he and Asfamily arrived in Collbran (12 noon of June 12) they could not move ifJtO the new residence until. about July 14 when the occupants thereof Moved out. ,,*j4 • -s-i .

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