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B-206169 1 (1982-06-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkkk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: B-206169 THU COMPTROLLER BENRAL. 11W76Z OF THU UN!TEO BTATIS WASH IN GTO N, D, 0054 6 DATE; June 16, 1982 John 0. Randall - Temporary Quarters Stbsistence Expenses Transferred employee wan denied reimbursement for family's tem- porary quarters subnistence ex- penses becmause circu-mstancen of family's roturn to former resi- dence showed lack of intent to vacate, Employee is entitled to temporary quarters subsistence ex- penses for himself and his family for period after family rejoined employee since objective evidence shows family's intent to vacate former residence at that time, The issue to be decided is the entitlement of the employee to reimbursement for temporary quarters subsis- tence expenses for himself and his gamily at the employee's new duty station when the employee maintained a residence with moot of his furniture at the old duty station. Based on the evidence before us, we hold that the employee is en- titled to temporary quarters subsiatence expenses at the new duty station sin-e he had vacated his former residence within the meaning of the applicable regulations. This decision is in response to a request from Mr. II. Stanton Oster, Jr., Director of Finance, Oak Ridge Operations, Department of Energy(DOE), for our opinion con- cerning the entitlement of Mr. John 0. Randall to temporary quarters subsistence expenses under the following circum- stances. On November 30, 1979, Mr. Randall was trantferred from Jacksonville, Flozida, to Oak Ridge, Tennesaee, with a reporting date of December 4, 1979. He traveled to Oak Ridge on December 2 and December 3 and occupied a one-cedroom apartment at his new duty station. Mr. Randall's wife and two daughters joined him at the apartment in Oak Ridge on March 6, 1980, and stayed until April 4, 1980, at which time they returned to their home in Jacksonville. Mr. Rarndall's claim for temporary quarters subsistence expenses for this . C.. D2ECISION FILE: MATTER C3 DIGE.,STi F;

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