What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Aircraft taxiied from its hangar enroute to the runway when its wingtip contacted a van. The van was stationary and owned by an hvac contractor doing work for the airport. Wingtip and van both recieved minor damage. Aircraft and van were both moved prior to FAA or leo arrival on scene. Upon inspection, discovered minor damage isolated to the right wing tip of the aircraft, with no damge to the aileron or rigging. Tip was sheared off, and outtermost spar damaged. Taxiway is 15' wide, wingspan is 35.5' wide. Van was parked 10' from the taxiway edge.
As the FAA filed it
AIRCRAFT TAXIIED FROM ITS HANGAR ENROUTE TO THE RUNWAY WHEN ITS WINGTIP CONTACTED A VAN. THE VAN WAS STATIONARY AND OWNED BY AN HVAC CONTRACTOR DOING WORK FOR THE AIRPORT. WINGTIP AND VAN BOTH RECIEVED MINOR DAMAGE. AIRCRAFT AND VAN WERE BOTH MOVED PRIOR TO FAA OR LEO ARRIVAL ON SCENE. UPON INSPECTION, DISCOVERED MINOR DAMAGE ISOLATED TO THE RIGHT WING TIP OF THE AIRCRAFT, WITH NO DAMGE TO THE AILERON OR RIGGING. TIP WAS SHEARED OFF, AND OUTTERMOST SPAR DAMAGED. TAXIWAY IS 15' WIDE, WINGSPAN IS 35.5' WIDE. VAN WAS PARKED 10' FROM THE TAXIWAY EDGE.