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B-212089 1 (1983-07-13)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadley0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION .OF THE UNITED STATES SWASHINGTON. 0.C0. 20548 FILE: B-212089 DATE: July 13, 1983 MATTER OF: John L. LeRoy - Transportation of Household Goods - 2-Year Time Limitation DIGEST: Employee is not entitled to reimbursement of expenses of transporting household goods in connection with his permanent change of station from Hartwell, Georgia, to Calhoun Falls, South Carolina, on November 12, 1978, since they were not transported within 2 years of date on which he reported for duty at new official station as required by FTR para. 2-1.5a(2) (May 1973). The amendment to FTR para. 2-1.5a(2), allowing a 1-year extension of the 2-year time limitation, when a 1-year extension of the 2-year period allowed for the sale of a residence is granted, is applicable only to employees whose entitlement period had not expired prior to August 23, 1982. Since the claimant's entitlement period expired prior to that date, the amendment is not applicable to his claim. Mr. John L. LeRoy, an employee of the Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army, has appealed Settlement Certificate Z-2844887, dated February 9, 1983, issued by our Claims Group, Accounting and Financial Management Division, which denied his claim for reimbursement of the expenses of $4,575.77 incurred in transporting his household goods from Hartwell, Georgia, to Calhoun Falls, South Carolina, inci- dent to his change of official station. For the reasons hereafter stated, the claimed expenses may not be reim- bursed. Mr. LeRoy reported for duty at Calhoun Falls, South Carolina, on November 12, 1978. He states that when he accepted the position of Resource Manager, he was not aware that the duty station would be located in the city of Elberton, Georgia, rather than at the Russell Project dam site. Since a real estate office was located in Elberton with adequate office space, he agreed that such office would serve as a reasonable temporary location for the Resource

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