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B-183468 1 (1976-07-28)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddjy0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ~DEClSION FILE: MATTER DIGEST: B-183468 '.$VIER 7% Jr sI T OF: Gilbert C. Morgan - Claim for mileage 7 9 2 and per diem 1. Agency may issue regulations limiting the mileage allowable to an employee .traveling to and from his residence where his residence is outside the limits of his headquarters to the distance between the origin or destination of his trip and a point not exceeding 25 miles from the corporate limits of his official duty station measured in the direction of his residence (25-mile point). How- ever, where employee maintains residence at headquarters from which he commutes daily to work and another residence 103 miles away which he visits on weekends, when traveling from airport after official trip, he is entitled to mileage from air- port to residence at headquarters. 2. Employee, who traveled to temporary duty station (TDS) which was within commuting distance fromhis office, was not entitled to per diem but may be allowed mileage between the TDS and his official station. 3. Employee who traveled fromhis residence to his office, and then on the following day traveled to a temporary duty station (TDS), may be allowed mileage from his office to the TDS. This decision is in response to a request dated March 3, 1975, by June S. Long, certifying officer of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board (FHLBB) for an advance decision concerning several claims for travel expenses by Gilbert C. Morgan, an FHLBB employee. The information furnished shows that Mr. Morgan, whose duty station is in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, elected to retain his resi- dence in Ponca City, Oklahoma, after his transfer to Oklahoma City. Ponca City is approximately 103 miles north of Oklahoma City, and I has been informally ascertained that Mr. Morgan claims that he PUBLISHED DECISIOTT - 55 Comp. Gen.... . *: THE COMPT-%..JLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C.'20.548 DATE: JUL28 1976

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