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B-203196 1 (1982-02-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkax0001 and id is 1 raw text is: r 71/ 0 DECISION /1 B-203196 DATE: February 3, MATTER C DIGEST: IF: Cecil .0, Lewis - Reimbursement for !louse-hunting Trip 1. Where employee transferred to new duty station requests entitlements based on both house-hunting and temporary duty status, he is entitled to payment on the house-hunting basis for duration of the house-hunting trip, and on the temporary duty basis beginning on the date he returned to a temporary duty status, 2. Employee authorized to, travel by pri- vately owned vehicle fur house-hunting trip is allowed mileage, not at the rate specified for temporary duty travel, but at the rate specified for change of station travel under provisions of the Federal Travel Regulations and agency regulations. Local mileage in- cident to house-hunting trip may also be authorized. 9 James D. Clark, an authorized certifying officer of the National park Service, Department of the Interior, requests an advance decision on the propriety of paying the travel reimbursement of Mr. Cecil D. Lewis for travel performed at Lakewood, Colorado, from November 10 through November 16, 1979. Mr. Lewis has claimed reimbursement for both temporary duty travel and an authorized house- hunting trip for the 6-day period. The certifying officer asks if Mr. Lewis should be paid based on a house-hunting trip, temporary duty, or both. We believe his house-hunting trip orders control his rights, except for the temporary duty beginning on November 13. izIs per diem and mileage entitlements are discussed separately below. BACKGROUND Mr. Mountain Lewis had been Regional Office on temporary duty at the (RbfRO) in Lakewood from Rocky February '. 'R. -, . ene- .eF . - -, . , U1 - 3.' A THE COMPTROLLER O1NERAL OF THE UNITED STATES8 WASHINGTON, D# C. L10541 FILE 1982

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