The mayor of a town received several complaints from residents regarding the growing number of adult theaters and nude dancing establishments in a nearby town. To allay fears, the mayor asked the town's attorney what could be done to prevent or at least limit such establishments from setting up business in their town, which currently follows a zoning plan that provides for residential, commercial, and light industrial uses. Which of the following most correctly describes the town's constitutional options? Group of answer choices The town may revise its zoning ordinance to limit the location of adult theaters and nude dancing establishments only if this serves a compelling interest. The town may not limit the location of either adult theaters or nude dancing establishments in any manner different from limitations on other commercial establishments. The town may revise its zoning ordinance to prohibit adult theaters and nude dancing establishments because erotica is unprotected speech. The town may revise its zoning ordinance to limit the location of adult theaters and nude dancing establishments to control the secondary effects of such businesses