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B-233218 1 (1989-08-24)

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3The Comptroller General
          of the United States
          Washington, D.C. 20548
          Decision



                      Sidney A. Motte & Laura S. Wilbourn - Temporary
           Matterof:  Duty - Local Travel by Privately Owned Vehicle

           File:
                      B-233218
           Date:      August 24, 1989



           DIGEST

           Two employees, who were temporarily assigned to an alternate
           duty site approximately 1 mile from their regular place of
           work, claim mileage reimbursement for their commuting
           between their residences and that location. Under the Joint
           Travel Regulations, such travel must be approved as
           advantageous to the government. Absent such approval, these
           claims may not be paid.


           DECISION

           This decision is in response to a request from a Disbursing
           Officer, Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army.l/  It
           concerns the entitlement of two employees to be reimbursed
           mileage for use of their privately owned vehicles while
           performing temporary duty at an alternate duty point which
           was in close proximity to their permanent duty station. We
           conclude that they may not be reimbursed, for the following
           reasons.

           BACKGROUND

           In December 1986, the U.S. Army Engineer Division
           (Division), Huntsville, Alabama, was conducting an evalua-
           tion of a number of proposals on a complex procurement
           matter. Because of the volume of material and amount of
           work involved, the Division leased several rooms at the
           Amberly Suite Hotel, which is located approximately 1 mile
           from the Division's main building.





           1/ This matter has been assigned Control No. 88-16 by the
           Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee.

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