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B-201043 1 (1981-06-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjnb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DEM;6IN FILE: B-201043 TECOLIRENERAIYO t$4FdL OF THE UNITED STATEB WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 DATE: June 26, 1981 MATTER OF: Harry E. Johnson - Excess temporary storage costs DIGEST: Employee of Federal Aviation Authority who found it necessary to store house- hold goods in excess of 60 days due to temporary duty assignment made soon after permanent change of station may not be reimbursed for temporary storage charges in excess of 60 days. Reimbursement of costs of storage beyond 60-day temporary period is not authorized regardless of extenuating circumstances. This decision is in response to the appeal of Mr. Harry E. Johnson from the determination of our Claims Group, Settlement Certificate Z-2822845, August 1, 1980, to disallow his claim for reimbursement of $129.36 for 1 month temporary storage of his household goods. Mr. Johnson, an employee of the Federal Aviation Admin- istration (FAA), was transferred from Dallas, Texas, to Kansas City, Missouri on January 13, 1980. Shortly after his trans- fer Mr. Johnson was directed to return to Dallas for temporary duty. The temporary duty lasted approximately 5 weeks and Mr. Johnson states that as a result, his change of station move was interrupted, and he found it necessary to keep his household goods in storage an additional month. Mr. Johnson was authorized 60 days temporary storage of household goods at Government expense. Our Claims Group denied Mr. Johnson's claim for reim- bursement for an additional month of temporary storage on the basis of paragraph 2-8.2c of the Federal Travel Regula- tions (FPMR 101-7, May 1973), which provides as follows: Temporary storage time limit. The time al- lowance for temporary storage shall not ex- ceed 60 days provided that an additional 30 days may be allowed an employee who returns to his place of actual residence for leave prior to serving a new tour of duty outside the conterminous United States either at a p1\ /~r / qf,3(42,/7LfC / 5S5 7a 4

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