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IG (Industrial, General). The IG District is intended to allow a wide range of industrial land uses, including uses that may be conducted outdoors or associated with nuisance or hazardous impacts. Includes ancillary office uses. The IG District is consistent with the Industrial General Plan land use designation. c. PT (Port). The PT District is applied to areas of the City that are operated by "port districts" as formed under the Harbors and Navigation Code, Section 6210 et seq., for the operation of port facilities, including wharves, dockage, warehousing, and related port facilities. The PT District is consistent with the Industrial and Institutional General Plan land use designations and the Rough and Ready Island Development Plan for the Port of Stockton (as applicable). Development and Zoning Code requirements within the PT Zone are subject to the approved Development Agreement (DA) the City has with the Port. Should they expire, be amended, or mutually terminated, existing and future land uses shall utilize the IG (Industrial, General) zoning designations to regulate development. D. Public and Semi-Public Districts. The purpose of the public and semi-public zoning districts is to: 1. Provide land for the development of public, semi-public, and open space uses that provide services to the community and support existing and new residential, commercial, and industrial land uses; 2. Provide areas for educational facilities, cultural and institutional uses, health services, parks and recreation, general government operations, utility and public service needs, and other similar and related supporting uses; 3. Provide opportunities for outdoor recreation and meet the recreational needs of City residents; and 4. Reserve areas for passive recreation, open space, and habitat protection and enhancement. 5. Additional purposes of each Public and Semi-Public Zoning District are: a. PF (Public Facilities). The PF District is applied to areas appropriate for a variety of public and quasi-public land uses, including facilities and lands owned by the City, County, State, or Federal governments. Allowable land uses include public and quasi-public uses such as schools, libraries, colleges, water treatment facilities, airports, some governmental offices, Federal installations, City and County parks, pedestrian and bicycle trails, golf courses, marinas, community centers, and other similar and compatible uses. The PF District is consistent with the Institutional and Parks and Recreation General Plan Land Use Designations. b. OS (Open Space).