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B-243501 1 (1991-08-20)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadnyb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 144UQ QComptroller General oftthe United States Washington, D.C. 20548 Decision Matter File: Date: of: IMichael E. Mahaffey B-24 3501 August 20, 1991 DECISION The pepartment of Energy (POE! requests a determination as to whether two travel vouchers aubmitted by Mr. Michael E9 Mahaffey, a former employee of the agency, for relocation expenses incurred in connection with two changes of official station, may be certified for payment.1/ in F Depa Illi, res real was 'ebruary 1988, Mr. Mahaffey, who was then employed by the rtment of the Army, was transferred from Fort Sheridan, nois, to a position with DOE in Miamisburg, Ohio, is dence was in Winthrop vlarbor, illinois. Reimbursement o estate expenses was not authorized since he indicated h not selling his residence at that time. f e In June Illinois Argonne, In Winth 1988, Mr. Mahaffey was transferred to , office of Inspector General of DOE, Illinois. nie then returned to live rop Hlarbor. the Chicago, located at in his residence In July 1989, Mr. Mahaf travel order to Miamisb Winthrop Hlarbor residen in the spring of 1990 L employment in Argonne. distance from Winthrop fey requested DOE to amend his original urg, Ohio, to include the sale of the ice because he planned to build a home n order to be closer to his place of lie stated that the one-way commuting flarbor to Argonne was 67 miles. Mr. Mahaffey sold his Winthrop Harbor residence in January 1990 and purchased a new residence in Zion, Illinois, in FebruaL'y 1990. According to his mileage claim, the new residence is 10 miles from the old residence. However, the area map submitted to us indicates that Zion is only approxi- mately 3.5 miles from Winthrop Harbor. fie is claiming reimbursement of expenses in the amount of $7,033,19 incurred in the sale of his Winthrop flarbor residence and $3,615 for 1/ The request was submitted by Mir. V. Joseph Uireutor, Fiscal operations Division, DOE. Startari,

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