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B-189566 1 (1977-12-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfly0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I f *THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL ECIUICN THE UNVTo aTATEE WASHINGTON, 0.C. 2054U FILE: 9-189566 DATE: Dee~r 29, 1977 MATTER OF: Richard Stamm - Transportation of Mobile Home DIGEE3T: Transferred employee shipped 2,950 pounds of household goods separate from mobile home because carrier required reduction of weight before moving mobile home over icy roads. Since employee was reimbursed for transportation of household effects he ray not be reimbursed for shipment of mobile home. Paragraph 2-7.1a of FTR limits reimbursement to either trans- portation of household effects or shipment of mobile home. There is no provision for allowing both. Thi. action is at, the request of Mrs. Mary M. Rydquist, an Authorized certifying officer for the Bureau of Land Management, Department of Interior. Mrs. Rydquiat requests our decision as to whether Mr. Richard Stam, an employee of the Bureau of Land Management, may be reimbursed for the movement of his mobile home in addition to the reimbursement he has already receive:! for the transportatior. of his household effects. Incident to a permanent chinge of station, Mr. Stamm arranged to have his ioilile home shipped bn January 12, 1977, from his former duty stittojin Idaho Falls, Idaho, to his new duty station at Soda Springs, Idaho. Due to bad road conditions, the mobile home transporter required that tt weight of the' mobile home be reduced by removing some of the heavier items of hout hold guodp, which apparently weighed 2,950 poulds. It is reported that M. Stamm was required to move, at his own expense, the household goods which were removed from the trailer. Mr. Stamm !as-rcimbursed $424,80 by the Bureau of Lahd Management, representing the commuted rate for moving 2,950 pounds of hounehold effects. However, jMrs. Rydquist states that they were unablc to reimburse Mr. Stamm for the cost of transporting his mobile home ($254.62) in view of the provisions of Federal '-~1 '4. t0 '4- -'I I I I

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