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B-179521 1 (1974-01-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaadqd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: IOMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WA5HI?4QTON, D.C. 20543 B-179521 January 29, 1974 tr, F. U. .oore Authorized Cert f/ying OFficer Regional Office, Region 2 Bureau of Roclumation United States Department of the Interior 2800 Cottage Way Sacramento, California 95825 Dear Hr. toore: Further reference is made to your letter of August 16, 1973, reference 1T-363, 256, ith enclosures, requesting our advance decision as to i:hether the attached voucher in the amount of $477,07 in favor of Mr. Jarns J, Roch, an employee of the Bureau of Reclamation, United States Department of the Interior, may be certified for payment under the circumstances hereinafter related. Hr. Roch was authorized a change of official station from Bismarck, orth Dakota, to Auburn, California, pursuant to Travel Authorization No. A-73-12, dated September 27, 1972. Among other thi s, the travel orders authorized reinbursement for subsistence expenses fof flr. Roch and his irrediatethaily while occupying tenporary quarters incident to the transfer, The record indicates the employee, his wife, and four children arrived at their new duty station on November 2, 1972. They secured motel acco=nodations intending to move into their newly purchased permanent residence upon delivery of their household goods which had been promised on or before November 4, 1972. During the evening of Noveiiber 3, 1972, they moved into their still uniurnished new permanent residence, nich lacked cooking and laundry facilities, and slept there in sleeping bagn. The next day they moved baclt into a motel, but returned to their house on November 5, where they remained until November 10, wen again they moved into a motel, On November 12, 1972, they again occupied their residence where they remained, Their household effects were delivered on Noverber 14, 1972. Mr. Poch claited subsistence expenses for the period from Iiovembet- 2 through floverber 14, 1972, including lodging expenses for the days actually spent in a motel, contending that the family was residing in temporary quarters under camp-like conditions, until receipt of their household offecte, which permitted thet to establish a permanent residonce. On 6)9 PU.S.EDE..C..S.0 53 CcOnP. Gerc ......l.. I

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