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B-199347 1 (1981-02-18)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjcq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: '70 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES SWASH INGTON, 0 C. 20 54 8 FILE: B-199347 DATE: February 18, 1981 MATrER OF: Luther S. Clemmer DIGEST: (1) Transferred mployee may not be reimbursed for\ temporary quarters subsistence expenses for wife who traveled to employe's new permanent duty station but returned to former residence when employee went on tem- porary duty in another location since record does not provide objective evidence of intent to vacate former residence. (2) After period of temporary duty employ- ee returned to old duty station and remained there on annual leave for 2 weeks. Employee may not be reimbursed for his own temporary Quarters for aperiod after he returned to new duty station for while running-of 30 con- secutive days entitlement to temporary quarters may be interrupted by tem- porary duty it is not interrupted by period of annual leave and employee's entitlement expired during period of annual leave, prior to dates for which he claims reimbursement. This is in response to a request for an advance decision from the Chief of the Finance Branch of the Bureau of Mines, Denver, Colorado. At issue is the claim of Mr. Luther S. Clemmer, an employee of the Office of Surface Mining, for temporary quarters sub- sistence expenses for himself and his wife. Mr. Clemmer was transferred from Denver, Colorado, to Kansas City, Missouri, and was directed to report to his new duty station on October 22, 1978. In con- nection with this move he was authorized 30 days of temporary quarters subsistence expenses. Traveling by privately owned automobile, Mr. Clemmer and his wife arrived in Kansas City on October 22,. 1978, ind occupied temporary quarters. They remained in those

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