You would put the IP address on the primary VLAN SVI.

Interface vlan2
 private-VLAN mapping 3,5,7
 ip address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x

I would suggest running VTPv3 which supports pvlans. That way all switches will have that private VLAN added on them. Further having different pvlan per switch is not needed, especially since they are isolated. Think, 1 primary VLAN, 1 isolated VLAN and 1 VLAN per pvlan community.

You would put the IP address on the primary VLAN SVI.

Interface vlan2
 private-VLAN mapping 3,5,7
 ip address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x

I would suggest running VTPv3 which supports pvlans. That way all switches will have the same VLAN configuration (VLAN.dat file) added on them. Also, vtpv3 supports extended range vlans. Further having different pvlan per switch is not needed, especially since they are isolated. Think, 1 primary VLAN, 1 isolated VLAN and 1 VLAN per pvlan community.

I have not analyzed your config but a quick skim over this looks correct. I'd just have the same pvlan numbers across all switches.