Detailed Instructions: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, judge whether or not a specific person is wrong here. Answer 'not answerable' if more information is required and 'answerable' if all the information is sufficient to answer who is wrong in this situation.
Problem:I live in a townhouse and my immediate neighbors have three cars but only two driveway spots. In the winter (Nov 15 - April 1) we have street parking restriction where you cannot leave your vehicle on the street between the hours of 2am - 6am due to street ploughing. They have neglected this rule and done just that on numerous occasions.

They park their car between our two driveways. When plough comes by at night, it has to steer to avoid their car leaving a massive windrow of snow in front of my driveway stretching out 1 m into the road. So now I am tasked with clearing my driveway and half the street if I want to make it out of my own driveway. 

The local parking enforcement is useless. Next time that happens, I want to take matters into my own hands and use all the snow I cleared from the street (not my driveway) and pile it next to their car door.

Side note: one time this happened last winter, as I was shoveling the damn street, the neighbor came out. Laughed at me. Got into their car (the one that was still parked on the street) and drove off. We are not on good relations.

WIBTA if I just fucking bury them next time?
Solution:
answerable