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B-177455 1 (1973-06-22)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaadav0001 and id is 1 raw text is: WOMFRQLl OLNIRAL OF TM-I INITKD IflAThES WWfIflOTOt OO. Do 1 -77455 June 22, 1973 T Kfr. faul 3. Grainger Autho::ed Certifying Officer Forest Se rice UnitMe States Departent of Agricultr0 Dear r. Orainger: Your letter of April 12, 1973, request s that we reconsider the decision ot January 2, 3.973, 4)-177455. 52 Ccwp. Ctan. hSL (1973). to you as an authorized certifying officer in which the ridasn submitted by M rt. W. Hoard Johnson for raimbursenent of triwel .waensex iu thi wxnt of $2,583.10 was held to be not allowable. Ycnxr ptesent request is based on additionsl information which bis coe to Jight Ii th#eas. Prior to his retiruent on ?ebruary 5, 197.X, Hr. Johnmon was the Ragional Forester ulf the Alaska region of the Forest Service with duty S station in Juneau, Alaska. At the t.me of his, .tix'aiwit Hr., Johnson Q. had aatisfied the terms of his servc agreeament so as ,$o be entitled to trave, and transportation benefits for the relocation of' hiself, his family and household gooda back to his actual place of r&'sideuce at th time of \ssiguent to duty in AkUaska under the provisions of 5 U.S.C. 5722. . . 'tcoa indkmeted in connection tith your original submission that Hr. Johnson vas encoutaged by Forest Service officials to met a date for his return trxavel to the continental United States at the tin of hi. eretirement, but that he did not do so since he did not intend to return tn the con- tinental United States. You nov state that Mr. Johnerl's fa.lu-ra to set a date for retur3 tr4nsportation apoears to have been motivated by his desire to remain temporarily In the Alaska region so as to be availabl.e to advise and assist the new Regional Foretar, to provJAe aviuistance to the Forest Service in connection rth an izportant court case which was In progress at the time. and to participate &s a uetber of the Federal Field Conittc e for the Development of Alaska. You further ate it cppears that Hr Johnson, with a sincere desire to give of hissoaf, dr-' layed his return to the Contineatal Vgted Statea untl kcuch time awhe felt he could off ar no further assis tnce. Governmet epoyen separated from service outsidu, the coutinentul United States are entitled to return travel and transportation expense. =der provisions of 5 U.S.C. 5722 which are in part:

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