Previously unannounced projects include a central capital district, together with two suburban areas on the Abu Dhabi mainland between Mohammed bin Zayed City and Khalifa City, a town to the north of the Yas island development on the south coast, a town to the south of the Khalifa Port and Industrial Zone on the north coast, and a port town close to the Dubai border. The projects are expected to be low density, in accordance with the masterplan, which states that any development should not lead to Abu Dhabi becoming claustrophobic. Several developers have already scaled back projects to comply with the guidelines. Plans for Lulu island may be the most affected. The local Sorouh Real Estate has prepared a master-plan for the island that involves residential, health, commercial, recreational and cultural facilities. Plan Abu Dhabi 2030 is expected to reveal plans for Lulu that include an open desert oasis, beaches, a resort, archeological park, marine life centre, and promenades connected to Abu Dhabi island by a pedestrian bridge and cable cars. Reem island will also be affected. Three developers have been instructed to reduce the density of the development and planned population of the island. The masterplan aims to integrate all developments on Abu Dhabi and its surrounding areas, and will serve as a template for development for the next 22 years (MEED 18:5:07).