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B-182581 1 (1976-03-30)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaduvb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL 119-51 DECISION OF THE UNITEO STATES ' WASING N,0 204 FILE: B- 182581 DATE: ' MATTER OF: Dislocation Allowance - POTATAC Control No. 74-43 OIGEST: 1. Military members required to invol- untarily relocate their households incident to base closings in Japan under Kanto Plain Consolidation Plan, withoui permanent changes of station, may not be paid dislocation allowance under 37 U S. C, 407()(970), nor may they be paid such allowance pursuant to 37 U. S. C. 405a (1970) since the relocations were not evacu- ations incident to unusual or emergency circumstances, 2. Military members required to relocate their households incident to base closings in Japan without permanent changes of station may not be reimbursed personal expenses incurred for purchase of rugs, drapes, curtains, and service charges for items of personal convenience not essential to the occupation of quarters. Also, reimbursement for telephone Installation charges is specifically pro- hibited by 31 U. S.C, 679 (1970). This action is in. response to a letter dated Septenber 20, 1974, -with etllosures (file reference ACF), from Major Alan C. Duncan, h- 3Ae Chief, Accounting and Finance Branch, Headquarters 475th Air Base Wing (PACAF), APO San Francisco 96828, requesting an advance decision concerning payment of dislocation allowances to members stationed in Japan who were required to move frorn their Government housing areas incident to the Kanto Plain Con- solidation Plan.. This request was approved by the Per Diem., Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee and forwarded here by indorsement dated October 29, 1974, under PDTATAC Control No. 74-43. The submission indicates that under the Kanto Plain Consolida- - tion Plan .(KPCP), with the concurrence of the United States and PUBLISHED D,.,,SION 55 com.p, Gen......

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