"Obviously, it does make a little bit of a statement," Hentschel told KTRK. "And I've met more neighbors in the past 24 hours than I have in the 17 years we've lived here."

"My plans are directly tied to their plans," she told KTRK.

post on the neighborhood's Facebook page points out that the dinos are "in violation of the deed restrictions" but concedes that "they are kind of cool." 

"Kudos to the resident for even thinking of this one," the post reads.

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