early 2010s. First church During communist rule, there were no plans on building a church in Novo Naselje. However, after the fall of communism and the wars in the 1990s, plans for a church sprung up. "Budućnost" enterprise would be responsible for placing the foundations for the church of "Prenosa moštiju Svetog Save" (Translation of the relics of St Sava) in 1996. The Church is 36 meters long, 25 meters wide, and 36 meters tall. Designed by Vlastimir Matić, it was built in the neo-Byzantine style and inspired by the Church of Saint Sava in Vračar, Belgrade. The initial funds for the church construction came from local Bistrica residence. Its construction would be gradual, periodically stopping due to lack of funds from donations. The main church building would be constructed in May 2009. Gradually the outer façade would be covered with white paint, with red paint coloring the window relief patterns, relief lines below the domes, outlines on the towers, and the entrance columns. The outer façade would be fully painted by the end of 2019. In August 2021, the green area and pathways around the church would be tidied up by the end of the year. A small playground would be constructed in its eastern end. Constructions of the 2000s-onward After the economic crisis and sanctions of the 1990s, constructions in Bistrica halted for some time. Between 2000 and 2020, most of Tozinovac was dismantled to make way for the Bate Brkića Boulevard extension, connecting it with Futoša Road. Several new apartment buildings were constructed in the southern parts of Bate Brkića. Several road extensions for Jovan Dučić Boulevard were done, connecting the neighborhood with Veternik with Dragoslava Srejovića street. By the General Urban Plan of Novi Sad for 2030, the remaining empty land areas in Bistrica and its surrounding neighborhoods are planned to be filled with new apartment blocks, public leisure and sports parks, schools, recreational centers, fire and police stations, commercial and business buildings, and cultural centers (museums, galleries, libraries, and other gathering areas for local cultural events). The remained of the houses located in the Satelit Tozinovac area are planned to be demolished to make room for apartment buildings, as well as the reconstruction of the Satelit fresh market. Most of the western part of Subotica Boulevard (Europe Boulevard) is planned for residential and business buildings. There are plans to reintroduce a tram line through Jovan