The first priority shall be legally pre-existing antennas on appropriate rights-of-way and legally pre-existing existing structures, such as buildings, towers, water towers and chimneys in any nonresidential zones;

The second priority shall be antennas or towers located on property owned, leased or otherwise controlled by the Borough, provided a license or lease authorizing the tower or antenna has been approved by the Governing Body. Any such license or lease shall be subject to all bidding requirements under all then applicable laws and regulations. The decision to extend such license or lease to an applicant shall be vested solely with the Governing Body, which shall not be governed by this section with the exception of the design standards and other requirements for communications facilities set forth in subsection 22-43.6 hereof

The third priority shall be antennas and towers in industrial districts;

The fourth priority shall be antennas and towers in business districts;

The fifth priority shall be antennas and towers in other commercial districts;

The sixth priority shall be other nonresidential property;

Any residence;

Libraries, senior citizen centers, schools, houses of worship or public parks and playgrounds;

Any residential zone district.

No tower shall be erected within two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet of any historic district or any historic site listed, or designated as eligible for listing, on the National and/or State Register of Historic Places.