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B-195814 1 (1979-12-12)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjbb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: B-195814 \\THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, 0 C. 20548 DATE: December 12, 1979 MATTER DIGEST: OF: Salvatore A. Corrao w Transferred employee rented tempo- rary quarters from his parents. He stored his furniture at a residence owned by his grandmother and later moved into an apartment at that resi- dence. He is entitled to subsistence while occupying temporary quarters in view of agency determination that he did live with his parents and not at his grandmother's residence during the period in question and since it is not shown that he could have lived at his grandmother's residence durine this period. -H. M. Sanchez, Disbursing Officer, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California, requests an advance decision -as to whether Mr. Salvatore A. Corrao is entitled to subsistence while occupying temporary quarters (-TQSEi incident to # permanent change of duty stationJ For the following reasons, Mr. Corrao is entitled to be reimbursed TQSE. Mr. Corrao, a civilian employee of the United States Marine Corps, was authorized up to 30 days' TQSE incident to his transfer from San Bruno, California, to Camp Pendleton. Upon his arrival in the Camp Pendleton area on October 21, 1975, Mr. Corrao and his family, a wife and 3-month-old infant daughter, rented temporary quarters on a daily basis from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Corrao, at 514 West Juniper Street, San Diego, California. The claimant states that he did so because the area hotels and motels were unsuited for the needs of his family, espe- cially his infant daughter. Because the moving company informed him that partial delivery of his furniture was not possible, Mr. Corrao had his furniture stored in the house of his grandmother, Mrs. Sam Corrao, at 2306 Union Street, San Diego. This was necessary so he could remove DECISION FILE:

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