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B-195318 1 (1979-08-06)

handle is hein.gao/gaobactzk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: SII A U UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE < WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 114 REiLY wILFE tT: 11-195318 OFFiCE OF GENERAL COUN5EL UIG &1979 0s. Arlene Tatigian L who thallble to Ptbllo rev.1ur'v Regional Finance Officer National Park Service 143 Soutt Third Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106 Dear Ms. Tatigian: This is in response to your letter of June 26, 1979, your reference: F36, MAR-AF, concerning the relocAtion expenses and- temporary quarters and subsistence expanses of Mr. John M. McClure. We are not issuing a decision, since no expenses have been incurred at this time. However, the questions you asked seem to be answered by recent decisions of the Comptroller General, Mr. McClure was transferred from Philadelphia to Bushkill, Pennsylvania, on February 18, 1979. At the time of his transfer, Mr, McClure's residence was in Hamburg, Penn6ylvonia, which is 81 miles froinBushkill and 84;i'es from Philadelphia. You inquire whethertr. McClure is entitled to reimbursement of relocation expenseh and/or mileage in lieu of temporary quarters in connection with his transfer, since the distance between his old residence and new duty station is 3 miles less than the distance between his old residenca and his old duty station. We have enclosed copies of our decisions Matter ofiarvey Know)es, B-193316', March 12, 1979 (58 Comp. Gen. o), and 'Matter of Kenneth A. Wendland, B-193903, June 19, 1979. In Matter of Knowles we held thai.an employee was entitled to relocation expednies upon transfer where*the duty stations were 77 miles apart and his residence was 43 miles from the old duty station and 45 miles from the new duty station. In MaLter of Wendland we held that an employee is not entitled to temporary quarters and subsistence expenses unless the distance between his old U.

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