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B-183490 1 (1976-01-08)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddte0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 1DECISION FILE: B-183490 MATTER OF: DIGEST: DATE: JAN 81976 Joseph H. Baylis - Excess Weig t)f Hous ld 24C) Goods Employee was transferred from Denver to Los Angeles. Before most of his household effects were shipped to Los Angeles, he was retransferred to Sacramento, a location farther from Denver. He is entitled to mileage based on the greater distance from the original station to the final station in determining the commuted payment covering the transportation of the household effects. However, total reimbursement for actual successive transfers may not exceed the reimbursement the employee would otherwise have been entitled for ciph transfer individually. Further, maximum weight which may be transported incident to any one transfer at Government expense is subject to 11,000 pound limitation in 5 U.S.C. 0 5724. This decision responds to the request dated March 17, 1975, of Elaine K. Shellanan, an authorized certifying officer of the Federal Mtediation and Conciliation Service, concerning the voucher of Mr. Joseph H. Baylis for payment of $1,756.53 in connection with the movemient of 9,480 pounds of household effects incident to his succes3ive changes of station from Denver, Colorado, to Los Angeles, California, and from Los Angeles to Sacramento, California, pursuant to Authorizations for Travel Nos. 0-74-75, September 26, 1973, abd 0-73-95, June 5, 1973. For both changes of station from Denver to Los Angeles and from Los Angeles to Sacrtmento, Mr. Baylis was authorized to transport house- hold effects. Mr. Baylis was reimbursed $117.29 for 740 pounds of house- hold goods as a partial shipment from his home near Denver to Los Angeles, and later $263.11 for 1,520 pounds of household goods shipped from Los Angeles to Sacramcnto. However, he was transferred to Sacramento before most of his household goods could be shipped to Los Angeles. Consequently, he ordered those goods to be shipped directly from the Denver area to the Sacramento area. On September 11, 1974, Mr. Baylis submitted an additional claim for $1,756.53 for the final shipment of 9,480 pounds of household goods from Denver to Sacramento. Mr. Baylis actually shipped 12,400 pounds, but he claimed only 9,480 pounds, representing the difference between the 11,000 PUBLISHED DECISION 55 Comp. Gen......... LEft o - . THE COMPTROg.LER GENERAL . . OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548

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