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B-199110 1 (1981-03-30)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjgk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-199110 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED BTATES WASHINGTON. D. C. 20548 DATE: March 30, 1981 MATTER OF: Major Arthur F. Millard, USA An Army officer transferred on permanent change of station orders from San Francisco, California, to Fort McPherson, Georgia, authorized his household goods to be placed in temporary storage by his wife. The goods were stored in Oakland, California, for 4 months and then, on instructions from the member and his wife, delivered to an address in San Francisco. Member is liable for the temporary storage charges since the intra- city drayage may not be considered shipment and temporary storage in connection with intracity drayage is not authorized. The issue presented in this case upon an appeal from a settlement of our Claims Division is whether a member of the aniformed.fervices on a permanent change of station isigntitleqo temporary storage of house- hold goods where the goods were moved from-4overnment quarters to a storage facility and then to a residence in the same city as the old duty station. Since tempo- rary storage in connection with intracity drayage is not authorized, the answer is no. Major Arthur F. Millard, USA, was directed in August 1978 to make a permanent change of station from the Presidio of San Francisco, California, to Fort McPherson, Georgia. Some of Major Millard's goods apparently were shipped to the new duty station in October 1978 at his request. But on an application for shipment and/or storage of personal property (DD Form 1299) Major Millard authorized the greater part of his goods (which weighed 6,200 pounds) to be placed in Temporary Storage or as designated by Donalinda Millard or Captain Robert V. Masenga, JAGC. The agent designated on the Form 1299 to receive the property at destination was Major Millard's wife, Donalinda Millard. Apparently, Mrs. Millard was not accompanying Major Millard to his new duty station. She was authorized to remain in Government quarters at the Presidio of San Francisco until November 6, 1978. DIGEST:

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