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B-190891 1 (1978-10-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadglj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I rma *ATEcomPYROLL J!SZ 1%A L DSCISION -i .> oF Trm UNIT. . ATEU WASHINGTON, 17 201548 FILE: B-190891 DATEM for 2, )L9 MATTER OF: Elijah Craw'ford - Claim far Real Estate Expenses DIGEST: Employee was reassigned to new duty station not to exceed 8 months, and was permanently reas- signed 6j months later. Clain for real estate expenses incurrad within 2 years from date of permanen reassignmen; may be allowed. This action is in response to a request for an advance decision from H. 0. Miller, accounting and finance officer, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), reference DASC-MF, concern- ing the claim of Mr. Elijah Crawford, a DLA employee, for reimbursement of real estate.-expenses incurred in connection with a transfer of official duty station. The request was forwarded to this Office-by the Fir Diem, Travel and Trans- portation Allowance Committee (PDTATAC Control No. 77-36). The administrative report indicates that Mr. Crawford wasatransferred from St. Louis, Missouri, to Alexandria, Virgirta, and was ordered to report for duty at his new duty station on October 21, 19T4. Mr. Crawtora was transferred forthe purpnse of replacing an employae who was on temporary d&ty for long-term training; he was advised of the temporary nature of the assignment; and he was ac':ised he would return to St. Louis at the conclusion of the assignment. The temporary natvre of the 'ssignment!as also made clear in Mr. Crawford's Notification of Perionnel Action, SF-50, which described the action as Reassignment - Temp NTE 06-27-75 and which noted that he had reemployment rights in St. Louin. The tiav2'. orders issued October 15, 1974, in connection with this transfer authorized only travel exponses for Mr. Crawford and his family and shipment of his household goods. However, effective May 4, 1975, Mr. Crawford was redasigned permanently to Alexandria, and his original travel orders were amended to authorize reimbursement for real estate and miscellaneous expenses. Mr. Crawford sold his resi- dence at his old duty station in St. Louis on November 29, 1976, and purchased a residence in Alexandria on April 15, 1977, a:: he has claimed real estate expenses in the amount of

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