Is A Toilet A Legit Lawn Ornament?

In Burley, the new junk ordinance has snagged City Council members: “The issue started when Burley plumber Nathan Harris was issued a warning citation in September, after neighbors complained when he installed four toilets in a flower bed in his front yard. Harris tried to approach the council at an earlier meeting regarding the issue, but was not allowed to speak. (Councilman George) Hansen said the council can either tighten the new ordinance by adding the word “toilet” to the definition of junk, or send the issue to the city’s planning and zoning board, which can implement a more comprehensive landscaping ordinance. Councilman Steve McGill said he has personally seen toilets in flower beds that didn’t offend him. He said the council should discuss the issue thoroughly before adding the word “toilet” to the ordinance. More here. (SR file photo for illustrative purposes)

Question: Do your neighbors have any lawn ornaments that you’d rather not see in your neighborhood?