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B-202297 1 (1981-07-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjou0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION K FILE: B-202297 MATTER OF: D T C DIGEST: C.-Y THIC M TLE GKENERAL e.vl OF THE UNITEO STATES WASHINGTON. 0. C. 20548 DATE: July 24, 1981 ennis E. Skinner - Real Estate Expenses - ermite Inspection Fee - Water Certification harges 1. A transferred employee who has been reimbursed one termite inspection fee incident to the sale of his resi- dence may not be reimbursed a dupli- cate fee incurred in connection with a loan commitment made by a mortgage company that went bankrupt before sale of residence at old duty station could be consummated. Only one set of residence sale expenses incurred incident to a completed sale is reim- bursable under paragraph 2-6 of the Federal Travel Regulations. 2. A transferred employee may not be reimbursed water testing and treatment charges paid to correct deficiencies in well water prior to sale of residence at old duty station. Though county health authority approval of water supply was required as a condition to sale of residence, the particular costs claimed were not for reauired cer- tification, but were costs of mainte- nance of the property. Maintenance costs are specifically disallowed by paragraph 2-6.2d of the FTR and may not be paid as part of the mis- cellaneous expenses allowance. Mr. William Harten, an authorized certifying officer of the Department of Energy, requests an-advance decision regarding Mr. Dennis E. Skinner's claim for an initial termite inspection fee paid in connection with an unconsum- mated mortgage loan and for costs associated with water supply inspection and treatment. Both charges were incurred in connection with the sale of his residence in Middletown, Maryland, upon transfer of station. / 2v /~ A17e ,.~ ~ ~~~l a.,&6F5dn60I0 ~J t

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