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B-191857 1 (1978-12-28)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadgte0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-191 MATTER OF: DIGEST: ~ THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 1857 DATE: December 28, 1978 - Travel to and from common carrier terminals p ,who lived outside normal commutinarea o taton traveled by privately owned automobile to and from residence to local airport and by airline to and from such airport to air- port at designated official duty station. She is entitled to mileage and airline fares between home and terminal in the absence of agency regulation limiting reimbursement to travel within pre- scribed normal commuting distance from official duty station. Also, reim- bursement may not be made for con- structive travel costs in excess of actual travel costs. This action is in response to a r t, dated May 2, 1978, from Ms. Martha R. Johnson, an authorized certifying officer of 4C-C 2-2- the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (DHEW), for a decision concerning seven vouchers of Dr. Stephanie B. Stolz, a DHEW employee, for certain travel expenses incurred incident to the performance of temporary duty. Dr. Stolz, who is stationed in Kansas City, Missouri, traveled on several occasions, in connection with the alcohol, drug abuse, and mental health activities of the Public Health Service during the period from October 1977 to March 1978. On every trip in question Dr. Stolz drove to and from her home to Lawrence, Kansas, and flew between there and the Kansas City International Airport (KCI). Five vouchers claiming mileage between Dr. Stolz' residence to and from the Lawrence Airport and airline fare between Lawrence and KCI have been paid. Airline fare from KCI to Lawrence was dis- allowed on a sixth voucher. On a seventh voucher, which has not been paid, Dr. Stolz claims a constructive mileage allowance of $40. 80 for two round trips of 120 miles each which her husband would have made, to take her to and from KCI if she had not driven to and from Lawrence and traveled by airplane between there and KCI. The cer- tifying officer requests a decision whether the air fare payments for a_ '

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