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Reclusive religious group, the Exclusive Brethren, have a village plan for Adelaide
Apr 29 2008
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While infamous for their secrecy, the extreme right religious group the Exclusive Brethren is being very open in its plans for a 100 apartment village in Unley. They have letterbox dropped the area to get local support but may not get it as they plan to build a five story development in a residential zone limited to two stories. However Unley’s Development Plan has no height restrictions on retirement housing.

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