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B-248013 1 (1992-09-08)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadodi0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Comptroller Geneial 'of the United States Wahington, D0. 20548 Decision Matter of: File: Date: Carroll Kenneth Moon B-248013 September 8, 1992 DIGEST Employee who traieled from Anchorage, Alaska, to Del Ray Beach, Florida, shortly after retirement from federal service, returned to Alaska and still resides there over 2 years after his separation, is not entitled to reimbursement of the costs of the trip to Florida, The trip was personal in nature and not incidental to his separation, DECISION This decision is in response to an appeal by Mr. Carroll Kenneth Moon, a retired employee of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), of the settlement by our Claims Group dated November 18, 1.991, which denied his claim for reimbursement of travel expenses incurred after his retirement from federal service in Anchorage, Alaska, Mr. Moon retired from his position with FAA in Anchorage on May 3, 1990. By travel order dated April 3, 1990, he was authorized to travel to Del Ray Beach, Florida, He elected to fly by privately owned aircraft in lieu of travel by privately owned vehicle. Mr. Moon departed from Anchorage on May 6, 1990, made several stops en route, and arrived in Del Ray Beach on May 21, 1990. He submitted a travel voucher for reimbursement of his travel expenses. Mr. Moon states that he traveled to his Ray Beach, after his retirement, He sa build a house on two lots that he owns Florida, as his retirement residence, a household goods to Cape Coral within th allowed by;FAA regulations. Mr. Moon contends that his travel after contractual obligation contingent upon req:ired tour of duty overseas and that not question if or when a retiree estab residence at his official home of recor served in Japan for over 4 years, follo home of record, Del ys that he planned to in Cape Coral, nd to move his e 2-year period retirement is a his serving the the age.cy should lishes a permanent d. He states that wed by over a year he

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