What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) privacy data omitted the pilot exited taxiway b at B1 and made an immediate right turn on the ramp, a non-movement area for local ATC control. The aircraft struck a mobile, helicopter landing platform that was unlighted, not marked off by orange pylons nor did it even have any reflective tape attached. Additionally, this helicopter landing platform was painted a dark blue, which made it very difficult to see at night, and it would not have been illuminated by the aircraft taxi lights, until after the completion of the turn onto the ramp. The aircraft propeller struck the helicopter landing platform causing damage to the wooden deck of the platform and considerable damage to the aircraft propeller.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ THE PILOT EXITED TAXIWAY B AT B1 AND MADE AN IMMEDIATE RIGHT TURN ON THE RAMP, A NON-MOVEMENT AREA FOR LOCAL ATC CONTROL. THE AIRCRAFT STRUCK A MOBILE, HELICOPTER LANDING PLATFORM THAT WAS UNLIGHTED, NOT MARKED OFF BY ORANGE PYLONS NOR DID IT EVEN HAVE ANY REFLECTIVE TAPE ATTACHED. ADDITIONALLY, THIS HELICOPTER LANDING PLATFORM WAS PAINTED A DARK BLUE, WHICH MADE IT VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE AT NIGHT, AND IT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ILLUMINATED BY THE AIRCRAFT TAXI LIGHTS, UNTIL AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THE TURN ONTO THE RAMP. THE AIRCRAFT PROPELLER STRUCK THE HELICOPTER LANDING PLATFORM CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE WOODEN DECK OF THE PLATFORM AND CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT PROPELLER.