time 4,250 apartments were built, with reconstruction and complete construction of municipal buildings (roads, water supply, heat supply, sewage, electricity, telephone lines) was carried out. With the new elements from the General Urban Plan of 1985, Novo Naselje would expand westward. Most of the buildings would be fully built and occupied between the 1980s and 1990s (Šonsi neighborhood in 1989 with 280 apartments; Šarengrad in 1995). By the summer of 1994, another 8,728 apartments were built. First markets While unofficially a market existed in the area before 1968, beginning of that year would see the construction of the first official modern green market in the neighborhood, with 139 desks and 22 booths for selling green produce such as bostana. The market would be finished in July of that year and named "Satelit pijaca" (Satellite market). On 13 August 1979, the neighborhood would get its first grocery store in the form of a kiosk named "Centroslavije" (between buildings A1-3 and A1-4). Soon after "Podunavlje" enterprise from Beočin would open up a shop. Between 1980 and 1981 began the construction of the Stoteks department store (later named "Mladost"). The ground floor of the building would be used by several supermarket chains throughout its history, with the upper floor later used by a Chinese department store. School at Novo Naselje At the end of 1978 began the construction of the second school in the neighborhood by the plans of architect Albert Josipović from the Institute of Physical Culture. Taking up 7,100 square meters, Prva Vojvođanska brigada, would be located in Seljačkih Buna street. First students would be accepted in the 1980/1981 school year, with all construction work being completed in 1981. At that time this was the largest school in the city, but its capacity would exceed expectations, leading many students to sign in Miloš Crnjanski school as a result. First bus lines On 6 August 1979, the city would introduce the first bus lines to the neighborhood, between the peak hours of 5-8:50 and 12:33-16:18, with departures every 15 minutes. Health and heating centers In May 1986, the "Novo Naselje-Bistrica" health center was constructed in the same visual design as the one in Liman IV. Constructions of the surface heating pipes began in January 1986. They would be a noticeable feature of the neighborhood when entering from its south side from Slobodana Jovanovića Boulevard until they were placed underground sometime in the