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B-188212 1 (1977-03-17)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadszs0001 and id is 1 raw text is: T1HE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES (37 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 FILE: B-1882-12 DATE: :-,i< I 19 . MATTER OF: Lieutenw.t twx (1ltire:d DIGEST: Where ratoer and his dependents traveled to Cripple Creek, Colorado, within 1 year of his retirement, bought realty there and then proceeded. to Virginia Beach, Virginia, where they took shipment of their household goods and continue to residet travel and transportatiou allowances authorizad by 37 U.S.C. I 1 404 an 406 (1970), for travel to Cripple Creek nay not be paid since mem- ber lacked necesary intent to establish home at Cripple Creek. This action is in response to a letter froya Lieutenant t U574 (aetired), a, ppeaxln a settlee et of our Claim$ Division dated March 29, 1976, denying his claim for travel and transportation allowances for certain travel he performed with his dependents folloing his retirement from the Navy. Lieutenant was retired from the Navy eff ctive April 1, 1974, under the provisions of 10 U.S.C. I 6323(1970), lie placed his household effects in nontemporary storage pending his selection of a rotirament home. Between April 1, and August 7, 1974, Lieutenant and his dependents traveled from Indian klead, Maryland, the site of his retirement, to Cripple Crek, Colorado. On August 7, 1974, and his wife caseda piece of real property in Cripple Cr The then proceeded to Virginia Bea h,, Virginia, because, according to Lieutenant n some problems had arisen in connection with their rental proparty there, The situation in Virginia Beach was apparently such that the decided to remain there, and therefore had their household1 e ects delivered to them there in January 1975. They apparently were still resi Vi Y ia Beach as of the date of Lieutenant appeal., Lieutenant claims that ha is entitled to travel and tranumrtation allowances for the travel he performed with his dependeuts to Cripple Creek. 'e argues that he selected Cripple Creek as his retirement home, completed travel there djb .... .. :. 7

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