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zoning district (s) to allow for PCS antenna. Provided below, however, is a general list of what are considered to be primary and 0 secondary land use districts for such facilities. primary Land Use Districts • Industrial Districts • Commercial Districts • Freeway/Highway Corridor Districts • Institutional/Public Districts • Community Athletic Complexes Secondary Land Use Districts • • High Density Residential Districts • Medium Density Residential Districts • Special Use Districts (i . e. , historic or downtown districts) • Environmentally Sensitive Areas (i . e. , shore land or scenic river) • S.F. Residential Districts IV. Performance Standards Comment: The establishment of performance standards to enhance the visual and aesthetic appearance of PCS antennas and towers is perhaps the area where local ordinances can be most improved. Performance standards can be used to reduce the number of new 1110 towers by requiring co-location or by establishing incentives to use existing buildings and facilities (i . e. , permitted use vs. conditional use) . Below are some examples of performance standards found in other cities' ordinances. It should be emphasized that not all of the provisions listed below need to be incorporated into a city's ordinance to adequately address the use of wireless telecommunication facilities. The need to include such provisions will largely depend on a city's individual circumstances such as location potential for such desire to regulate with strict control (or conversely less control) , etc. gxamples: Co-location Requirements - All commercial wireless telecommunication towers erected, constructed, or located within the City shall comply with the following requirements : 1) A proposal for a new commercial wireless telecommunication service tower shall not be approved 111 IIID