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B-242848.2 1 (1992-07-06)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadoch0001 and id is 1 raw text is: VA wI , , Comptroller General of the United States Wshlngton, D,09 20548 Decision Matter of: Thomas Cho - Temporary Duty Allowances - Place of Residence File: B-242848,2 Date: July 6, 1992 DIGEST The agency's determination that an employee's residence was San Francisco for purposes of temporary duty travel allowances is reasonable and supported by the record, including the employee's statementon a civil service retirement system form. Although !;§he employee alleged that he also maintained a second r9sidence in Sacramento, his permanent duty station, from which he commuted to work, the employee failed to provide sufficient evidence of rpsidency in Sacramento during the period in question. Howevel, he is authorized mileage payment for an initial trip from 4,is permanent station, Sacramento, to hJs temporary duty ataLion and for a return trip Lo Sacramento at the conclusion of the temporary duty. D E C I S I'O N . . . . ....... - - -..... .... ... . Mr. Thomas L. C.lo, a former employee of the U.S. Army Audit Agency, requestij,econsideration of our decision, Thomas Cho, B-242848, JV.'.e 17, 1991, denying his claims for expenses arising from several periods of temporary duty (TDY) travel.' For the reasons stated below, we affirm our prior decision with the exception that we now authorize payment of mileage for one round trip between his permanent station and his TDY point. BACKGROUND Mr. Cho had filed a n%mber of discrimination complaints against his former agency that included,the travel claims. As part of a settlement of, the disciimination claims, the parties agreed that the matter concerning Mr. Cho's travel claims would be forwarded to our Office for determination. As stated in our earlier decision, the parties agreed that the dispositive issue regarding the travel claims was the 1Mr. Cho's request for reconsideration was submitted on his behalf by Elaine W. Wallace, Attorney and Counselor at Law.

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