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B-184137 1 (1975-12-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddub0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECIS,1IlOl Sr - FILE: g-184137 MATTER OF: DIGEST: THE COMPTRts.LER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 4I, DATE: DEC 2 9 1975 Russell E. Archer - Claim for Temporary Quarters Incident to Permanent Change of Duty Station 1. Where employee* on permsnent change of duty station, leaves 3 days pior to scheduled travel days, employee is entitled to tem- porary quarters allowance upon early arrival at new duty station. Entitlement to tem- porary quarters allowance under Federal Travel Regulations (FERR 101-7)(May 1973) is not affected by early departure. 2. Employee traveled to new duty station and was absent from station for 3 days while visiting nearby cities prior to reporting for duty. lie would be entitled to tmpo- rary quarters allowance absent any indica- tion trip caused unwarranted extension of period of temporary quarters since fact that employee was away from old or new duty station or that he was on annual leave has not been held determinative of entitle- ment by itself. Therefore, case is remanded for adinistrative cetermination of whether 3-day trip caused unwarranted extension of temporary quarters occupancy. This action is in response to the request for a decision by an authorized certifying oflicer of the Bureau of lines, United Statca Departmzent of the Interior, reardiug payment of the re- claim voucher of Mr. Russell 1. Archer for a portion of the employec's temporary quarters allouunce which vas withheld by the admnitrative office. Mr. Archer claimed temporary quarters in connection with a permanent chance of duty station. The record indicates that the employee was transferred from Denver, Colorado, to Albany, Oregon, and us allowed reImbursement of his expcnses under the Federal Travel Regulations (FPMR 101-7) (May 1973). The travel Authorization, dated June 4, 1974, stated that the employee's period of travel was to begin on or about June24 o9c?~~ ¾t2

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