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B-208302 1 (1982-09-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkqs0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I S I iinq - . f .4e necisio~THIN COMPTROLLERl GENERAL DE!CISION < oF THUE UNITO B TATMU18 WAUHINGTON 0, U. 201548 FILE: B-208302 DATE: September 27, 1982 MATTER OF: Richard T. Bible - Temporary Quarters Subsistence Expenses for Dependent of Employee DIGEST: Employee may be paid temporary quarters subsistence expenses based on son's occupancy of temporary L quarters at old station where son did not move to new station with family but stayed in college dormitory in order to complete semester of study at college. Determlnation as to what constitutes temporary quarters is not susceptible of precise definition and must be decided on basis of particular facts involved and intent of parties. Although child occupied temporary quarters for extended period, lodging expenses were direct- ly related to employee's transfer and are reimbursable. This decision is in response to a request for an advance decision by fus, Vera S. Fravel, Authorized Certifying Officer, Federal Mlediation and Conciliation Service, Washington, D.C., as to whether Mir. Richard P11. Bible, a former employee of that agency, may be reim- bursed temporary quarters subsistence expenses incurred by his son in connection with his transfer fron Washington, D.C., to flew Orleans, Louisiana. For the reasons which follow, fir. Bible may be reimbursed. The facts as reported by fir. Bible disclose that his residence at the time he was selected for transfer to Ilew Orleans was located 1 1/4 miles from George Mason Unliversity, ihere his son had enrolled in August 1981 for the fall semester, It is reported that Hr. Bible's son commuted from his residence daily, occasionally walking the distance. Because of his desire to allow his son to complete the semester already in progress, fir. Bible made arrangements for his wife and son to move into an apartment effective 2W r+

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