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B-185727 1 (1976-03-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddex0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTR-S..LER GENERAL OF THE- UNITED STATES VWASHINGTON. 0.C. 20548 %1T FILE: B-185727 DATE: MAR 2 1976 q MATTER OF: William H. Maine fReimbursement for Temporary DIGEST:Quarters Expenses for Immediate Family DIGEST: Employee reported to new official duty station in September 1974 and rented apartment for his own use. His im- mediate family vacated residence at old official station on February 24, 1975, and joined employee for a few days. During month of March 1975 employee's family occupied temporary quarters over 200 miles from his official duty station where employee made settlement on new home on March 31, 1975. Employee is not entitled to temporary quarters expenses allowance for h~.s famly SLi~ef l did Y sliuce family did not occupy temporary quarters in connection with intended move to his new station. This matter is before us on a request for an advance decision, reference: A:F:A:14A.1, from Marie A. Watkins, an authorized certifying officer of the Department of the Treasury, Bureau of Acohol, Tobacco and Firearms, and concerns the propriety of certifying for payment the reclaim voucher of Mr. William H. Maine for tem- porary quarters expenses for his family following his transfer and permanent change of official duty station from Raleigh, North Carolina, to Salisbury, North Carolinya, in September 1974. The record shows that Mr. Maine reported for duty at his new official duty station on September 15, 1974, and that he rented an apartment from September 1974 to June 1975 at which time he went on sick leave and submitted his retirement application. The record further shows that Mr. Maine's wife and two children remained at the old duty station until February 24, 1975, when they vacated their residence and joined Mr Maine. Thereafter, the family moved to Gainesville, Georgia, where Mr. Maine eventually purchased a new residence, and occupied temporary quarters from March 1 to March 30, 1975. The distance between Gainesville, Georgia, and Salisbury North Carolina, is over 200 miles and the employee had not commuted on a daily basis to his post of du ty station.

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