Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : AITA?

Prior to my purchasing this lot, my neighbor had laid down a bunch of bricks (no grout or base layer, just on the ground) and used it to park his 8 or so trash bins for his apartment building. I approached him letting him know I was going to put in a driveway and I wanted to build a little retaining wall (there's a 2-3' slope) and then fill the remaining space between our lots with some nice plants to spruce up the place a bit (currently it's an empty lot with construction chain link around the lot) 

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He says, "So you're going to fight me for 2 feet?" And wanted me to get my landscapers to move his bricks for him.

So, basically saying he wouldn't move them and I said, "Let me talk to my guys and see what we can do."

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in the link is two images. one that shows the property line and another that shows my basic plans for the space.

[https://imgur.com/gallery/pn7P7ec](https://imgur.com/gallery/pn7P7ec)

His argument: "It's two feet and it's a big hassle for me to move these bricks and find another place to put my trashcans."

my Argument: "It's two feet and you should have thought of that before you decided to put your bricks and your trash bins on property that didn't belong to you. And how would you like it if I said 'How about we put all MY trash bins two feet over on YOUR side of the property line?'"

so, AITA?

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TL;DR My neighbor doesn't want to move his bricks or his trash bins off the property I bought.

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