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B-196054 1 (1980-06-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadijh0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-196054 p THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL . OF THE UNITEO STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 DATE: June 27, 1980 MATTER OF: Robert D. Schmidt Employee reimbursed under the provisions of paragraph 2-8.2d, FTR, for expenses of ship- ment of his household goods upon transfer to a new official station where he lived in temporary quarters for nearly 2 years after betng advised he would subsequently be relo- cated, may not be reimbursed expenses incurred in shipping these household goods to permanent quarters within the area after the relocation was cancelled. Mr. Robert D. Schmidt equestscreconsideration of our Claims Division's August 10, 197enial of htsxclaimfor reiembursement of household goods shipping expenses. Since the xpenses claimed were incurred after he was reimbursed for expenses of shipment of his household goods from a place of residence at the last official station to a place of residence at the new official station and a second move is not authorized, we affirm the denial of his claim. Mr. Schmidt was promoted to a position with the United States Marshals Service with initial location in Washington, D.C., and a planned relocation to Dallas, Texas, in approximately 1 year. He sold his residence in San Diego, California, and after reporting for duty in Washington, on September 8, 1975, he leased a home in Springfield, Vriginia, rather than purchasing a home since he anticipated the move to Dallas. On May 16, 1977, the planned transfer to Dallas was cancelled and Mr. Schmidt's Washington assignment was made permanent. He then purchased a residence in Haymarket, Virginia, 30 miles from the leased residence in Springfield and movedhis household goods on June 25, 1977. Payment for cost of the second move of the household goods is sought on the basis that Mr. Schmidt leased his residence rather than purchasing upon his arrival in the Washington area in an attempt to create a savings for the Government. While Mr. Schmidt's assignment it was decided that he would not be official station remained the same. was changed in June 1977 when transferred to Dallas, his Mr. Schmidt has been reimbursed DIGEST: I 1 '7<

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