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B-201652 1 (1981-09-01)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjrs0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-201652 THE COMPTROLL.ER ENERAL. OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. 0.C. 20548 DATE: leptember 1, 1981 MATTER OF: Fred C. Jackson - Residence Sale Expenses Employee was transferred from Corps of Engineers' Smithland Project in western Kentucky, to Patoka Lake, near Jasper, Indiana, then subsequently transferred to the Laurel Lake Project near Corbin, Kentucky. The residence he had for sale at his first duty station was sold after his second transfer. He is entitled to residence sale expense reimbursement since that residence was one from which he commuted to work prior to first trans- fer, sale was effected 5 months after first transfer and evidence shows sale was incident to first transfer. T. A. Evans, Disbursing Officer, Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army, has requested an advance decision as to whether or not Mr. Fred C. Jackson may be reimbursed real estate expenses asso- ciated with the sale of his residence at Paducah, Kentucky. Mr. Jackson, an employee of the Construction Division, Corps of Engineers, was working at the Smithland Project in western Kentucky, in May 1979, when he was notified that he was transferred from the Smithland project to the Patoka Lake Project near Jasper, Indiana. At the time of the transfer Mr. Jackson owned a home in Paducah, Kentucky, from which he commuted daily to work at Smithland. After Mr. Jackson's transfer, he rented a residence in Jasper, Indiana, from which he commuted daily to work at Patoka Lake. On weekends Mr. Jackson drove the approximately 170 miles from Jasper, Indiana, to Paducah, Kentucky, to be with his family who were still residing at his old residence. In September 1979, Mr. Jackson was notified that he had been selected for a job at the Laurel Lake Project located near Corbin, Kentucky. On October 9, 1979, Mr. Jackson reported to work at Laurel Lake and on October 17, 1979, he entered r LL/./ DIGEST: _4

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