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B-191111 1 (1978-03-31)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfuz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: . ' DECISION FILE: 8-191111 D. Ueiskopf THE COMPTROL.LER GENERAL OF THI UNiTED fTATwa 5 /WASHINGTON, D.:=. 20S49e Civ.Pers. DATE: March 31, 19T8 MATTER OF: Duane S. Hardesty - Real Estate Sales Expenses Employee of Defense Lo-istic. Agency (DLA) who had left his residence in Casselberry, Florida,to accept a DLA appointment at Fort Devens, Massachusetts, wi:s trans- feired from Fort Devens to New Orleans, Louisiana. He claims reimbursement for real estate expenses of selling his Casselberry residence incident to trans- fer. Employee is not entitled to reimburse- ment because residence which was sold was not at the old station ana he did not regularly commute between Fort Devens and such residence- This is In response to a request for advance decision, which has esnapproved by the Department of Defense (DOD) Per Diem, Trave) and Transportation Allowance Committee and V signed PDTATAC Control No. 78-3, concerning whether DOD Defense Locistics Agency tDLA) employee Duane S. Hardesty may be reimbursed for the sale of a Casselberry. Florida, dwelling in connection with his trans- fer from Fort Devens, Massachusettsto New Orleans, Louisiana. The record indicates that Mr. Hardesty lived at his residence in Cassel.berry, Florida, until his appointment to a position with DLA at Fort Devens, Massachusetts, effective August 9, 1976. Believing that Fort Devens might be closed, he left his wife and daughter in Florida whera they continued to reside at th Casselberry residence. Mr. Hardesty would occaionally visit his family at Casselberry. By Travel Authorization dated March '7, 1977, Mr. Hardesty was transferred to New Orleans, Louisiana. The travel authorization authorized reimbursement of real estate ex- penses. Intending to relocate his family to New Orleans, Mr. Hardesty put the Casselberry residence uin for sale, and on May 31, 1977, completed settlement. On June 6, 1977, having al- ready reported to hizs nw duty station and relocated his family in LIZ -V I DIGEsrT: I

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