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B-207038 1 (1982-05-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkig0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION THE COMPTROLLISM 3SNERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D, 20CfU41 FILE; B-207038 DATE; May 26, 1982 MATTER OF: George R, Albert - Parking Fees Provisions of FTR paragraph l-4,2c(3) limit reimbuorsement for parking fees at common carrier terminal to estimated cost for use of a taxicab to and from the terminal, The FTR does not authorize tad- ditional reimbursement even though official business forced the employee to leave his private automobile at the airport for a longer period than he had anticipated. Mr. George R. Albert, Logistics Center, Fort Lee ment Certificate Z-2834951 which our Claims Group den bursement of parking fees, an employee of the U.S. Army Virginia, has appealed Settle- dated January 25, 1982, by ed his claim for additional reim- We hereby affirm that denial, Mr, Albert incurred parking fees incident to his travel on temporary duty to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, He drove his car to Byrd Airport in Richmond, Virginia, and parked it there, expecting to return in 5 days, His orders were ex- tended twice so that he remained at Fort Leavenworth for 21 days instead of 5 days, Mr. Albert claimed re fees, $57 for parking at B for a total of $74.52, He with paragraph C4652(2)a, Regulations which provides imbursement for $11.50 in toll yrd Airport and $16.02 for mileage was reimbursed $24 in accordance Vol, II of the Joint Travel as follows: Fees at Carrier Terminals. A parking fee at a common carrier terminal or other parking area from which an employee departs on official business and to which he returns may be reimbursed, for the period between departure and return, when the privately owned automobile is used for trans- portation from and return to employee's place of abode or place of business, provided the packing fee plus allowable mileage to and from the terminal does not exceed the cost of taxi fares to and from the terminal as provided in para. C4701. DIGEST; I jr 9 10

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