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B-188717 1 (1978-01-25)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfov0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLEI GENERAL 3l .OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20540 1NWITL0 DECISI FILE: B-18E DATE: January 25, 1978 MATTER OF: Harold J. Geary - Pro Rata Reimbursement of -Real Estate Expenses for Sale of House DIG;EST: In order to expedice sale, transferred civilian employee sold property at old duty station in two prrcels to two separate buyers. Claim for real estate expenses of parcel containing house was paid but expenses associated with parcel not containing house were disallowed by Navy. Reclaim voucher for real estate expenses of parcelwithout house may not be paid since parc il of land other than that upon which bouse is located does not reasonably reinte to residence site as required by para. 2-6.1f, FPMR 101-7 (May 1973) and 54 Comp. Gen. 597 (1975). This decision is in response to a request for an advance decision dated March 7, 1977, from R. j. Browh, CWO 3, SC, USN, a disbursing officer at the Naval Air Station, Department of the Navy, Lakehurst, New Jersey, as to whether a reclaim voucher submitted by M. Harold J. Geary, an employee of the Naval Air Engineering Center (NAEC), may be paid, The reclaim voucher is for reimburse- ment of expenses incurred in the sale of land in connection with the change of Mr. Geary's permanent duty station. The record shows that Mr. Geary was transferred from his duty station at the NA' in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to the NAEC in Lakehurst, New Jersey. He reported for duty at his new duty station on September 29, 1974. At the time of his transfer, Mr. Geary owned a house which was situated on six lots of land. Mr. Geary bubdivided the property and sold it to two different buyers. According to the disbursing officer, the land was subdivided in order to expedite sale of the property. The house and two of the lots were sold at a price of $33,400 under a contract of sale dated March 21, 1975. The remaining four lots were sold to a different buyer for $10,000 under a contract of 0 717

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