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B-207730 1 (1982-07-07)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkmb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I1I11 B-207730 THIU CDMPTRILR1.teR O NURAL OP THU UNITEID3 5TATNIU WAS HI NG TON, 3, R0D 4 0 DATEi July 7, 1982 MATTER Or: DIGEST: 4r. James P. Moore tederal employee, transferred to new duty station on July 6, 1980, who obtained a 1-year extension of 9eriod to sell former residence and purobase new residence under section 2-6,le, Federal Travel Regulations (restated in parajraph C14000-2 of Volume 2, Joint Travel Regulations), may not be granted an additional extension of time limitition beyond maximum 2-year period established by regulation, Limitation mAy not be waived or modi- fied even though employee's difficulty in selling for-er residence may be due to housing market. This action is in response to a request for decision from a Finance and Accounting Officer, Corps of Engineers, on the question as to whether Mr. James P. Moore, an employee of that activity, may be authorized an additional extension of time to complete the sale and purchase of a hotne incident to a petrmanent change-of-station move in July 1980. Mr. Moore wai employed by the Corps of Engineers, with his duty station located in Tioga, Pennsylvania. Due to completion of the project on which he was working, he was transferred to Washington, D.C., in July 1980. In May 1900, incident to the transfer, he put his home in Iawrenceville, Pennsylvania, up for sale. The Finance and Accounting Officer confirms Mr. Moore's vlaim that his inability to sell his home is due to the severely depressed real estate market in that area, coupled with high interest rates. Although it appears that he secured a 1-year exten- sion of time to complete the sale, that extension expires on July 6, 1982. It is pointed out in the submission that Mr. Moore's purchase of a home in the Washington area is depenient on the sale of his old home, and that if he is forced IOP .IBIOIN FILE: k d I

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