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-6- for any propo~al which 1s not in compliance with the land use compatibility provisions of this section. 4. Subsection 706 explains the process for amending an approved PDD Comprehensive Development Plan, including provisions for administrative approval of minor amendments. 5. Subsection 707 explains the process for appealing the administrative denial of a proposed minor amendment to an approved PDD Comprehensive Development Plan. 703. Land Use Compatibility The chart below in this subsection lists land uses, intensity ranges, and categories from the Future Land Use Plan map of the Master Plan, and groups them according to their relationship with each other as established for the purpose of this section. The land use descriptions shall have the same meaning as the same terms used in the General Zoning Ordinance or in the City of San Marcos Master Plan, whichever is applicable. Interpretations of terms not explicitly defined shall be made by the Director of Planning. Private institutional uses shall be categorized according to the listed description which most closely relates to the primary characteristics of the use. It is assumed that public governmental or institutional uses may relate to any intensity range, depending on the use, and may be proposed for any location. The land uses in any portion of a PDD requiring compliance with this section are permitted in a particular location if the intensity ranges are in accordance with the respective designations of the Master Plan. Land uses classified in a lower intensity range are also permitted in any location where a higher intensity range should be allowed by the Master Plan. However, if uses are desired which are in an intensity range that is higher than would be permitted in that location by the Master Plan, such uses may be approved only if in compliance with the provisions of subsection 704 "Supplemental Amenity Standards." LAND USES INTENSITY RAN GE MASTER PLAN DESIGNATION permanent open space/flood plain, agriculture, outdoor recreation, Conservation Range permanent open space/floodplain, very low density residential (3 units/acre, maximum) very low density residential low density residential & mobile home subdivisions (6 units/acre, maximum), group living quarters for 8 or less residents Low Range low density residential medium density residential & mobile home parks (12 units/acre maximum), group living quarters for more than 8 residents, low traffic generating private educa- tion & child care, churches, fraternal buildings, office & professional, neighborhood con- venience commercial where all operations occur within a fully enclosed building Medium Range medium density residential, neighborhood commercial, office and professional