<div class="chunk-title">Article XVIII. - Removal of damaged aircraft.</div>
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               In the event any aircraft is damaged, to the extent that it cannot be moved under
               its own power, the pilot shall immediately notify the airport manager, the aircraft
               owner and the FBO or SASO. The airport manager will "NOTAM" the airport as he/she
               deems necessary. The pilot is also responsible for the reporting under FAR 830. Subject
               to governmental investigation and inspection of the damaged aircraft, the owner or
               pilot of the damaged aircraft, or the owner's agent or legal representative shall,
               as soon as reasonably possible, obtain the necessary permission for removal of said
               aircraft from all landing area, taxiway, ramp, tie-down areas and all other traffic
               areas, and park or store said aircraft in an area designated by the airport manager.
               If, for any reason, the owner of the aircraft fails to remove the wrecked or damaged
               aircraft from the AOA or airport as requested by the airport manager, the county or
               the FBO or SASO may cause the removal and storage or disposal of the wrecked or damaged
               aircraft at the sole expense of the aircraft owner and without liability for further
               damage as a result of the removal.
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