Medford, MA

Sec. 6-48 of the Medford Revised Ordinances bars distributing food or scattering foodstuffs for waterfowl in or around any reservoir, public park, recreation area or other public place…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Sec. 6-38 of the Revised Ordinances bans letting any dog run loose or be at large anywhere off the owner's own premises. A dog under control must…

Medford does not single out dogs by breed. Instead, Sec. 6-44 of the Revised Ordinances lets the animal control officer, a police officer or the health director declare any individual…

Medford has no blanket microchip mandate for pets. Sec. 6-44(b) of the Revised Ordinances lets the animal control officer, police chief or health director order microchip…

Sec. 6-108 of the Medford Revised Ordinances bars willfully or intentionally feeding wild, feral or non-domestic animals on public property, and separately bars leaving pet food or…

Sec. 6-110 of the Medford Revised Ordinances requires anyone caring for feral cats to register annually with the board of health for a $25 fee, mark and check traps daily, sterilize…

Keeping or raising livestock, including an animal stable or kennel, is not permitted by right in any of Medford's residential, commercial, office, or mixed-use zoning districts. The…

Massachusetts authorizes its chief apiary inspector to require registration of every bee colony kept in the commonwealth, with a fee capped at five dollars per registrant regardless of…

Massachusetts prohibits private possession of most exotic and wild animals statewide. MassWildlife regulates permits, and the list of prohibited species is uniform across the…

Animal cruelty including hoarding is criminalized statewide under M.G.L. Chapter 272 Section 77. Hoarding triggers welfare investigations and felony charges in severe cases.

New driveways in Medford, Massachusetts residential districts need a permit from the city engineer before construction. The zoning ordinance requires paving with stones, grass pavers…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, no one may keep a junk motor vehicle, boat, trailer, camper or recreational vehicle stored ungaraged on residential property for more than 48…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, an unregistered or inoperable RV, boat, trailer or camper cannot be stored in the front yard of a residential lot, which the ordinance defines as…

On private ways open to public right-of-access, Revised Ordinances § 78-147 bars parking that blocks a driveway, sits within ten feet of a hydrant or 20 feet of an intersection, blocks…

Medford's zoning code bars overnight parking of any commercial vehicle over 15,000 pounds gross vehicle weight in the city's Residence Districts unless it sits inside an enclosed…

Medford's noise performance standards let the Community Development Board restrict loading, unloading, and container handling at nonresidential or multi-unit developments between 6:00…

Medford requires developers of covered nonresidential and multi-unit projects to incorporate vehicle charging infrastructure into their parking areas to the maximum extent feasible…

Massachusetts caps what a tow company can charge you after a nonconsensual tow. Under 220 CMR 272.03(1) the maximum charge for towing a passenger automobile up to five miles is $132.00…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, a shed or other accessory structure serving a one- or two-family home is capped at 15 feet in height under the zoning ordinance. It must sit at…

Medford requires an accessory dwelling unit and its principal house to stay under one owner: Section 94-8.2.3(2) demands an affidavit that the owner occupies one of the two units, and…

Medford lets homeowners add one accessory dwelling unit per lot under Section 94-8.2 of the Revised Ordinances: by right inside the existing house, or by special permit from the…

When a Medford accessory dwelling unit or its principal house is rented out, Section 94-8.2.3(6) sets a 30-day minimum occupancy or rental term, blocking short-term or nightly rentals…

Medford, Massachusetts caps retaining walls at six feet under its zoning ordinance; taller grade changes must be terraced and landscaped instead. Any wall over 36 inches needs a…

Medford zoning caps fences, hedges and walls at four feet in a required front yard and within 15 feet of a street line in a side yard, rising to six feet elsewhere in a side yard, per…

Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 49 establishes a statewide spite fence statute treating fences over six feet erected maliciously to annoy a neighbor as a private nuisance subject to…

Sec. 6-46 of the Medford Revised Ordinances bars a dog owner from letting the animal make loud or continuous noise that is plainly audible at a neighboring residence or that continues…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, the Leaf Blower Ordinance caps use to one hour a day per property and limits gas-powered blowers to March 15-May 31 and September 15-December 15…

Excessively noisy work or machinery that disturbs the peace and quiet of the neighborhood is barred in Medford before 7:00 a.m. and after 6:00 p.m. every day, unless the chief of…

Anyone who wants to sing, play a musical instrument, or run a sound device or machine in a Medford street or public place needs a city license or permit first. The rule carves out only…

Massachusetts regulates aircraft noise statewide through 740 CMR 24.00, the Logan Airport Noise Abatement rule enforced by the Massachusetts Port Authority. It bars new, noisier…

No one may cut, trim or top a tree standing in a Medford public way without first getting permission from the tree warden under Revised Ordinances § 86-91, with the work performed…

Medford's site development performance standards require developers who clear vegetation on a qualifying project to replant with native vegetation to restore wildlife habitat, and to…

Medford allows private backyard composting once the bin meets Sec. 6-119's construction and siting standards: durable material, a rodent-proof one-fourth-inch mesh lining, a tight…

Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 87 establishes statewide rules governing the trimming, pruning, and care of public shade trees, requiring a tree warden's authorization for cutting…

The Massachusetts Water Management Act and related MassDEP drought regulations authorize statewide outdoor watering limits during declared drought conditions, applying uniformly across…

An as-of-right Medford home occupation cannot generate any customer or client trips at all under § 94-3.4.1.7. A resident who needs to see customers at home must instead apply to the…

Family day care homes are allowed as of right as an accessory residential use across Medford's Residence Districts, but Revised Ordinances § 94-3.3.3 conditions that right on site plan…

Medford allows a home occupation as of right if it stays inside the dwelling, is run only by residents, produces no exterior sign larger than two square feet, and generates no customer…

An as-of-right Medford home occupation may display only a pole or wall sign no larger than two square feet under § 94-3.4.1.6. A home occupation operating under a board of appeals…

Massachusetts has no cottage food statute and no state cottage food licence. A home kitchen selling food is treated as a food establishment, and the permit comes from the local board…

Massachusetts has no microenterprise home kitchen permit and no home restaurant category. The one route to serving cooked meals out of a private kitchen is the bed-and-breakfast branch…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 58-2 of the Revised Ordinances bans building a bonfire anywhere in the city, alongside a ban on firing guns, unless the burning is a city…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, the fire prevention code folds fireworks displays into the citywide fire permit system: Section 42-80 sends applicants to Appendix A, which sets…

Massachusetts requires a state fire marshal license and local fire chief permit to store flammable gases including propane above specified threshold quantities.

Massachusetts bans any open-air fire statewide unless the local forest warden or fire chief issues a permit good for no more than two days. Violators face a fine up to $500 plus the…

Medford caps short-term rentals at six guests, or two guests per bedroom, whichever is fewer, under Section 94-8.4.4(3). Each unit can only be booked to one party at a time under the…

A Medford short-term rental has to be the operator's primary residence under Section 94-8.4.4(1). If the operator is absent for the whole stay, Section 94-8.4.5(2) caps that unoccupied…

Medford lets residents rent out spare bedrooms in their own home as a short-term rental 365 days a year under Section 94-8.4.5(1), so long as the operator keeps one bedroom reserved…

When a Medford resident rents out spare bedrooms as a short-term rental, Section 94-8.4.5(1) requires one bedroom in the unit be reserved for and occupied by the operator for the…

The City of Medford caps whole-unit short-term rentals at 90 days a year when the operator is not living in the unit. Renting spare bedrooms in an owner-occupied home carries no day…

Booking agents listing Medford short-term rentals must file a quarterly report on every listing and are barred from collecting a booking fee for a unit the city has flagged as…

Medford disqualifies a short-term rental property for six months after its third code or ordinance violation in six months. Any single outstanding violation also immediately halts…

Medford does not set special off-street parking spaces for short-term rentals, but every operator must post in-unit signage on city parking rules, including visitor passes, street…

No Medford residential unit may operate as a short-term rental without registering with the building department first. Section 94-8.4.13 requires an owner or primary-resident tenant to…

Massachusetts law requires short-term rental operators to maintain at least $1,000,000 in liability insurance covering each rental, unless intermediary provides equal coverage.

Massachusetts imposes a statewide 5.7% room occupancy excise on short-term rentals, plus optional local and community impact fees collected uniformly through DOR.

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, installing a residential swimming pool requires a building permit under Section 10-35, priced at $15.00 per $1,000 of construction cost plus a…

The Massachusetts State Building Code mandates barrier requirements for residential pools statewide. Fencing must be at least 4 feet high with self-closing, self-latching gates.

On residentially-used property in Medford, Massachusetts, a window sign tied to a permitted nonresidential use cannot cover more than 35 percent of the glassed area it is attached to…

Medford, Massachusetts bars digital or electronic billboards through its zoning ordinance's movement rule: signs on residential-use property must have no moving parts and cannot convey…

Medford, Massachusetts allows one garage or yard sale sign per property without a permit, but caps it at five square feet under the zoning ordinance's temporary-sign rules. The owner…

Medford, Massachusetts lets a property owner display one or more political signs on private property without a permit, as a temporary sign under the zoning ordinance. Each individual…

Medford, Massachusetts bans billboards outright in every zone, so there is no separate lighting standard for one. The zoning ordinance's general sign-illumination rule instead governs…

Medford's zoning performance standards require every outdoor light fixture on a covered nonresidential or six-or-more-unit residential project to be shielded so it does not spill past…

Medford requires nonresidential and qualifying multi-unit developments to keep every bit of light overspill and glare, including direct light from the fixture itself, inside the…

Chapter 6, Article IV of the Medford Revised Ordinances attaches a rodent control fee and, for larger projects, a mandatory integrated pest management plan to building, utility…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 38-37 lets the city hold property owners, hosts and attendees jointly liable when police respond to a loud or unruly gathering that…

Medford bars drinking or holding an open alcoholic beverage container in any park, playground, public building or ground, and bars drinking on any public way, under City Code § 74-1…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, the citywide smoking ordinance's definition of 'smoking' in Section 58-42 reaches lighting or carrying any lighted non-tobacco product designed…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 58-43(a)(3) of the Revised Ordinances bans smoking in all city parks, playgrounds and outdoor recreational areas around the clock, except…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, the board of health may order the owner of any privately owned lot to clean it, posting notice on the property first. If the owner does not…

Medford requires the owner, tenant, occupant or agent of any property abutting a sidewalk to clear snow and ice within eight daylight hours after snowfall stops or a snow emergency…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, retail establishments cannot hand out thin-film plastic checkout bags under the Thin-film Plastic Bags Ordinance. Stores may offer recyclable…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, the Polystyrene Container Ordinance bars food establishments and city facilities from dispensing prepared food in polystyrene containers. City…

Placing any fixture or structure in a Medford sidewalk, street or highway requires a permit under Revised Ordinances § 78-7(a). The city council issues permits on city ways; the state…

Leaving merchandise, articles or vehicles on a Medford sidewalk or street without a permit is unlawful under Revised Ordinances § 78-7(b), and any such property blocking pedestrian or…

Under Revised Ordinances § 78-261, a police sergeant or higher-ranking officer may have a vehicle towed by an independent contractor from any Medford street, way, highway, parkway or…

Commercial auto repair or service is a flatly prohibited accessory use on residential lots in every Medford Residence District. Revised Ordinances § 94-3.3.6.2(a) lists it alongside…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 58-45 of the Revised Ordinances requires a Board of Health tobacco sales permit, covering tobacco 'in any of its forms,' before selling…

Medford bars adult entertainment establishments from locating within 750 feet of each other, of schools, day care facilities, playgrounds, churches, and residential or residentially…

Operating as a pawnbroker in the City of Medford, Massachusetts requires a license the city council grants under Medford Revised Ordinances § 14-31, issued by the city clerk under §…

Secondhand dealers and collectors in the City of Medford, Massachusetts need a city council license under Medford Revised Ordinances § 14-161, capped at $50.00 cash per purchase under…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, a tattoo, piercing, branding or scarification business is a licensed 'body art establishment' under the zoning ordinance's definitions. The…

A funeral, procession or parade with 200 or more persons or 50 or more vehicles needs a permit from the chief of police under Revised Ordinances § 78-8 before it may occupy or march…

Restaurants that want tables on a Medford sidewalk need an annual outdoor dining license from the building commissioner, valid only from March 1 through October 31 each year. The 2023…

Medford lets restaurants convert an on-street parking space into 'parklet seating,' outdoor dining built into the paved roadway, under the outdoor dining licensing article rewritten in…

Article V of chapter 82, adopted by Ord. No. 757 in 2010, protects water quality through Medford's NPDES MS4 permit program, and Revised Ordinances § 82-127(a) bars discharging any…

Any excavating, cutting, grading or other land-disturbing activity in Medford requires a stormwater permit from the director of public works under Revised Ordinances § 82-128, with a…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, any construction in a FEMA-designated flood zone must comply with the city's Flood Damage Prevention ordinance, Chapter 46 of the Revised…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 46-112 of the Revised Ordinances sets the elevation standard for new construction inside a mapped flood zone. New or substantially…

Massachusetts regulates all tidelands and coastal development statewide under Chapter 91 (MGL c.91) and 310 CMR 9.00, requiring state licenses for structures and fill in tidelands…

Every operator of a bed and breakfast, hotel, lodginghouse or motel in the City of Medford must collect a local room occupancy excise of four percent on the total rent charged for each…

Medford bans dumping in any public or private dump of animal or vegetable material that could breed rodents, flies or vermin, of anything the board of health deems obnoxious by odor or…

Medford's Department of Public Works sets exact placement rules for household trash under City Code § 70-4. Receptacles must sit at the sidewalk's outer edge without blocking foot…

Medford requires every household and business that gets city solid waste service to separate recyclables from ordinary trash under City Code § 70-101. Section 70-7 bars anyone but…

Once Medford signs a contractor or begins direct city collection, City Code § 70-103 makes separating aluminum, tin cans, glass, newspapers, yard waste and certain plastics mandatory…

Medford requires leaves to be kept separate from other household refuse under City Code § 70-102, and during the city's leaf collection season residents must bag them in paper lawn…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 70-4 of the Revised Ordinances requires ash and rubbish receptacles to sit on the outer edge of the sidewalk without blocking foot…

Every dumpster placed on residential or commercial property in Medford needs a Health Department permit under Sec. 6-113, which carries a separate rodent-control fee the City Council…

Medford zoning caps any structure within 100 feet of an SF-1, SF-2, GR or APT-1 district boundary at four stories or 50 feet under § 94-4.2.6.3. Certain rooftop features such as church…

Medford's Table of Dimensional Requirements sets minimum front, side, and rear yard setbacks by use and zoning district. A detached single-family home in an SF-1 district needs a…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, the zoning ordinance caps lot coverage in the Mixed Use Zoning (MUZ) District at 45 percent for most buildings, or 85 percent where the principal…

Medford's site development standards direct developers to design around rare and endangered species habitat and to prioritize preserving existing tree stands, perimeter trees, and…

Massachusetts Scenic Roads Act protects trees and stone walls along designated scenic roads, requiring public hearing before any removal or alteration.

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, Section 62-96 of the Revised Ordinances closes public parks and playgrounds to the public after 9:00 p.m. and before 6:00 a.m., extending to…

Medford bars a marijuana establishment from locating within 500 feet of a pre-existing public or private school teaching kindergarten through grade 12, measured in a straight line…

Medford limits marijuana retailers to the C2 and Industrial Zoning Districts under Section 94-7.6.15, capping retail floor space at 10,000 square feet. No more than three retail…

Massachusetts preempts local bans on personal cannabis cultivation under MGL c.94G §7, allowing adults 21+ to grow up to six plants per person and twelve per household statewide.

In Medford's Mixed Use Zoning District, a child care use is only permitted if an outdoor play area is provided meeting the size requirements of the state's day care licensing…

A Medford building permit costs $15 per $1,000 of estimated construction cost for new construction, additions, alterations and repairs, plus a separate $35 application fee, under the…

Medford charges $75 for a certificate of inspection under Section 108.5.1 of the Massachusetts State Building Code, plus a $50 reinspection fee whenever a job isn't ready or fails…

Medford requires anyone installing electrical wiring or fixtures for hire to notify the superintendent of wires before starting, or within five days after finishing, under Sec. 10-66…

Medford's building commissioner, acting as ex officio inspector of buildings, enforces plumbing regulations under Sec. 10-101, while a separately appointed inspector of plumbing…

The City of Medford, Massachusetts requires new and substantially renovated buildings to meet 780 CMR Appendix 120 AA, the Stretch Energy Code, under Medford Revised Ordinances §…

In the City of Medford, Massachusetts, § 10-106 of the Revised Ordinances requires large residential and nonresidential construction projects to install a solar energy system covering…

M.G.L. c. 184, § 23C makes void any provision in an instrument relative to the ownership or use of real property that purports to forbid or unreasonably restrict the installation or…

Door-to-door salespeople, hawkers and peddlers working residential districts in the City of Medford, Massachusetts must register with the city clerk and pass a police background check…

The City of Medford, Massachusetts keeps a Do Not Knock Registry under Medford Revised Ordinances § 14-315: residents file a form with the city clerk to bar door-to-door sellers from…

Massachusetts has no statewide omnibus drone statute, so recreational flying follows federal FAA rules. But across the roughly 450,000 acres the Department of Conservation and…

Massachusetts sets a statewide minimum wage of $15.00 per hour under MGL Chapter 151, and generally preempts cities from adopting higher local minimum wages.

Massachusetts provides paid family and medical leave through the PFML program under MGL Chapter 175M, plus paid sick time under the Earned Sick Time Law for most employees.

Massachusetts requires a License to Carry under MGL Chapter 140 Section 131 to carry concealed handguns, with applications processed by local police chiefs subject to suitability…

Massachusetts requires a valid License to Carry under MGL Chapter 140 Section 131 to transport loaded handguns in a vehicle, with strict storage rules applying to long guns and…

Beyond frost depth and snow load, the Massachusetts design criteria table sets weathering, termite risk, ice barrier, flood and air freezing index values that apply to every home built…

Massachusetts sets one frost line depth for the whole state: 48 inches. Footings must bear below that depth anywhere in the Commonwealth, and cities and towns do not set their own…

Massachusetts publishes a ground snow load for every one of its 351 cities and towns in a single state table, ranging from 25 psf on the Cape and Islands to 60 psf in the hill towns.

Massachusetts lists a minimum flat roof snow load for every city and town, and requires designers to use whichever is larger: that listed floor or the load calculated from the local…

The Expanded Gaming Act divides Massachusetts into three casino license regions and caps category 1 licenses at one per region. A resort casino can open only in a city or town that…

Massachusetts law bans commercial gambling but carves out G.L. c. 271 § 7A for nonprofit raffles and bazaars: veterans', religious, fraternal, educational, and civic groups that have…

Massachusetts bans gaming for money only in a public conveyance or public place, or in a private place where the player is trespassing. G.L. c. 271, § 2 does not reach cards, dice, or…

Massachusetts legalized sports wagering under G.L. c. 23N, with retail betting live January 31, 2023 and mobile apps following March 10, 2023. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission…

Massachusetts has no comprehensive HOA act. Condominium associations get a powerful statutory lien under M.G.L. c. 183A § 6 that carries a six-month super-priority over a first…

M.G.L. c. 183A, § 10(c) requires a Massachusetts condominium to keep a defined set of records up to date within the Commonwealth and to make them available for reasonable inspection by…

Massachusetts overrides some HOA and condo restrictions by statute. M.G.L. c. 184 § 23C voids deed covenants and condo-document provisions that forbid or unreasonably restrict solar…

Massachusetts gives owners an affirmative right to install electric vehicle supply equipment in their own unit or in a parking area they hold exclusive use of, and M.G.L. c. 183A, §…

Massachusetts gives a condominium's organization of unit owners express statutory power to levy fines, and attaches almost no conditions to it. M.G.L. c. 183A, § 10(b)(5) authorizes…

Massachusetts is not a UCIOA state, and its condominium lien rules sit in a home-grown statute, G.L. c. 183A, § 6. The lien attaches automatically when an assessment falls due and is…

Massachusetts runs the opposite way from states that cap association leasing bans. M.G.L. c. 64G, § 15 provides that nothing in the short-term rental chapter confers a right to lease…

The Massachusetts General Laws contain no sobriety checkpoint statute. A full-text search returns nothing for roadblock, roadblocks or sobriety checkpoint, and the single hit for…

Massachusetts has no statute granting a right to record police. It has G.L. c. 272, section 99, one of the strictest wiretap laws in the country, and the operative word in it is…

Massachusetts has no general stop-and-identify law reaching people on foot. The duty at G.L. c. 90, section 25 attaches only to a person operating or in charge of a motor vehicle, and…

Massachusetts has no clause saying lawful cannabis possession is not grounds for a search, unlike Michigan or Maryland. What it has instead is G.L. c. 276, section 1, which narrows…

Massachusetts treats a golf cart and a low-speed vehicle as different machines with different rights. A true golf cart may be driven on a public way only under one narrow carve-out in…

For nonpayment of rent, Massachusetts requires a 14-day notice to quit under M.G.L. c. 186 § 11 (leases) or § 12 (tenancies at will). After the notice expires, the landlord must bring…

Massachusetts recognizes an implied warranty of habitability and gives tenants strong remedies. Under M.G.L. c. 111 § 127L, after certified code violations and proper notice, a tenant…

MGL Chapter 239 sets uniform statewide summary process eviction procedures for residential tenancies, establishing notice requirements, court process, and tenant defenses applicable in…

Massachusetts has no general statute requiring advance notice before a landlord enters. M.G.L. c. 186 § 15B(1)(a) instead limits when a lease may permit entry, to inspect, make…

Massachusetts strictly limits late fees. Under M.G.L. c. 186 § 15B(1)(c), no lease or rental agreement may impose any interest or penalty for late rent until the rent is at least 30…

To end a tenancy at will (month-to-month), Massachusetts requires written notice equal to one full rental period or 30 days, whichever is longer, under M.G.L. c. 186 § 12. Fixed-term…

Massachusetts prohibits rent control statewide. Voters abolished it through a 1994 ballot referendum codified as Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 40P, the Massachusetts Rent Control Prohibition…

Massachusetts has one of the nation's strictest security deposit laws. A landlord may collect no more than one month's rent as a security deposit, must hold it in a separate…

Massachusetts requires 20 years of continuous adverse possession to claim title to land. Under M.G.L. c. 260 § 21, an action to recover land must be brought within 20 years after the…

Massachusetts protects agricultural land use through MGL Chapter 40A Section 3, exempting agriculture, horticulture, and floriculture from most local zoning restrictions on parcels of…

Massachusetts protects farms from nuisance lawsuits under M.G.L. c. 243 § 6: a farm operating more than one year using generally accepted agricultural practices cannot be found a…

Massachusetts requires purchasers of tobacco and vape products to be at least 21 years of age under MGL Chapter 270 Section 6, predating the 2019 federal Tobacco 21 law.

Massachusetts became the first state to ban all flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes and flavored vapes, under M.G.L. c. 270 § 28, effective June 1, 2020.

Massachusetts bars any vehicle from mounting or displaying a flashing, rotating or oscillating light in any direction except under G.L. c. 90, section 7E, and section 7E hands out red…

Massachusetts has no dash camera statute, but G.L. c. 90, section 13B expressly permits a device to be mounted on or affixed to a vehicle windshield, dashboard or centre console so…

Lane splitting is illegal in Massachusetts. G.L. c. 89, § 4A tells the operator of a motorcycle that he shall not pass any other motor vehicle within the same lane, and the ban carries…

Massachusetts bans plate covers by naming the device rather than by regulating tint or reflectivity. G.L. c. 90, § 6 says number plates shall be kept clean with the numbers legible and…

Nothing in the Massachusetts General Laws prohibits a radar detector in a private car. A full-text search of the General Laws returns no hit at all for radar detector, speed measuring…

Massachusetts writes its studded tire rule as a ban on the warm half of the year rather than as a permission for winter. G.L. c. 90, § 16 makes it unlawful to operate a motor vehicle…

Massachusetts lets you put aftermarket film on the front side windows, the rear side windows and the rear window only if it transmits at least 35 per cent of visible light and reflects…