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B-193897 1 (1979-04-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhdv0001 and id is 1 raw text is: TLJ~ DECISION THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATEB WASHINGTON, D. C. 20548 FILE: B-193897 DATE: April 24, 1979 MATTER OF: Lawrence J. Hor ng, fr. - Mileage between residence and permanent duty station DIGEST: (Although for administrative purposes employee's designated duty station was Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, his permanent duty station was Cape Canavaral Air Station, Florida, since he performed virtually all duties there for0period of apT--iael 4 years, 5-months. T employee is not entitled to mileage for com- muting between6ome and Cape Canavaral Air - Station by privately owned vehicle under JTR and Comptroller General decisions which-limit mileage to travel between residence and tempo- rary duty station. Mr. Lawrence J. Hornung, Jr., has asked us to reconsider the disallowance of his claim for mileage payments based upon his travel by privately owned motor vehicle to and from his residence and work- place from February 12, 1973, to July 1, 1977. .The claim was dis- allowed by our Claims Division's Settlement Certificate No. Z-2794373, July 25, 1978. The issue is whether Mr. Hornung commuted between his residence and permanent duty station by privately owned automobile or performed temporary duty travel. Mr. Hornung states that while employed by the Air Force he regularly commuted 82 miles by privately owned automobile between his home near Melbourne, Florida, and his duty station at Cape Canavaral Air Force Station, Florida. He contends that during the period of his claim (February 12, 1973, through July 1, 1977) his permanent duty station was Patrick Air Force Base, Florida. He also contends that an SF-50 showing his official station as Cape Canavaral Air Force Station effective July 20, 1975, did not reflect his duty station since his organization was located at Patrick AFB. He, therefore claims mileage on the ground that he performed travel be- tween his residence and a temporary duty station. For the period in question, the applicable provisions of the Joint Travel Regulations (JTR), Volume 2, were paragraphs C 3001 Y501) /

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