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B-190044 1 (1977-11-21)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfgn0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ___ tie Z4i TME COMPTROLLER ErNERAL DECIBION . F . OP THE UNITO STATUE WASHINGTON. D. . 2O54B IT I-t Lw ' 0 DIGEST: B-190044 DATE: November 21, 1977 Donald E. Rogalla - Transportation of mobile home Pursuant to Federal Travel Regulations para. 2-7.4, agency computed limitation on employee's allowance for transportation of mobile home on basis of distance shown in standard highway mileage guide. Eqpployee claims that above limitation on reimbursement should be computed on actual mileage traveled pursuant to FTR para. 2-7.3. While employees may explain substantial deviations in distance for purpose of FTR para. 2-7.3, in computing maxi- mum limitation under FTR para. 2-7.4, employees are bound by rules certainig to movement of household goods cn a commuted rate contained in FTR chaoter 2, Part 8. This action is in response to the request for an advance decision by Ronald L. Carter, an authorized certifying officer of the Bureau of Reclamation concerning the computation of the allowance for the transportation of a mobile hom under the following circumstances. Incident to a transfer from Victoria, Texas, to Pierre, South Dakota, Mr. Donald E. Rogalla, an employee of the Bureaua of Re- clamation, was authorized and moved his mobile home fran his former duty station to his new duty station. Because of the size of his mobile home the agency reports that the mover was required to travel a route designated by the various states that it was required to travel through. This necessitated that the mover traveled a distance which exceeded that listed in the Household Coods Carrier's Bureau Mileage Guide by 188 miles. Pursuant to Federal Travel Regulations (FPMR 101-7) para. 2-7.3 (May 1973), the Bureau of Reclamation originally computed Mr. Rogalla's allowance for the movement of his mobile home for which he was paid as follows: M..1eage 1417 @ $1.47 per mile Various State and permit license fees Escort vehicle Total $2082.99 137.80 708.50 $2929.29 FILE: MATTER OF: L I

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