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B-238300 1 (1990-10-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadnuo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Comptroller General of the United States Washington, D.C. 205 Decision Matter of: Mark A. Wohlander File: B-238300 Date: October 4, 1990 DECISION This is a request for a decision as to whether Mr. Mark A. Wohlander, an employee of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI or Bureau), U.S. Department of Justice, should be granted an extension beyond 60 days for the occupancy of temporary quarters, incident to his change of official duty station from Dallas, Texas, to Washington, D.C.l/ Mr. Wohlander is not entitled to an extension of temporary quarters subsistence expenses (TQSE). Incident to his transfer, Mr. Wohlander was authorized 60 days of TQSE. He commenced occupancy of temporary quarters on February 9, 1988. Due to the financial hardship created by the sale of his residence, Mr. Wohlander declined to take a househunting trip. On February 11, 1988, Mr. Wohlander signed a contract to have a new townhouse constructed in Centreville, Virginia, to be completed several months beyond the conclusion of his initial 60 days of temporary quarters occupancy. A low appraisal on the property caused the cancellation of loan processing. A new agreement was negotiated in the form of an option to purchase which was valid until June 3, 1988. Mr. Wohlander exercised his option to purchase and executed another purchase agreement on March 12, 1988, for another townhouse in the same development. Settlement occurred on July 29, 1988, almost 4 months beyond the conclusion of his 60-day occupancy of temporary quarters. An agency may pay a transferred employee subsistence expenses for himself and his immediate family for an initial period of not more than 60 days while occupying temporary quarters. The head of an agency may grant an extension, not to exceed 60 additional days, provided the agency determines that there are compelling reasons for the continued occupancy of 1/ The request was submitted by Mr. William E. Burrows, Jr., Authorized Certifying Officer, Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion, U.S. Department of Justice. 1f i 43I 9.

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