park would also include a small, stone-made amphitheater, newly planted trees and flowers, benches and a cross-shaped monument dedicated to the victims of the Communist regime. The monument, a tall granite cross attached to the rock, was erected. It was vandalized in November 2019, and replaced with the wooden cross. The fountain itself was vandalized with graffiti, but was cleaned later. In the 21st century, due to the massive urbanization of the surrounding area, the water from the fountain was declared unsuitable for drinking. Since 2017, annual commemorations in early November are held. Groups of self-organized citizens, family members of the executed ones, take care of the location which remains in bad shape. The fountain is clogged and soaks the surrounding area, but city communal companies claim they have no authority over it. In September 2021, Belgrade's Institute for the Cultural Monuments Protection announced that in the first half of 2022 they will announce the reconstruction and restoration project for the fountain. City representatives in November 2021 confirmed that the complex will become a city's memorial park in 2022, but the works were postponed for 2023. Controversies Lisičji Potok used to be rarely inhabited wooded area and it was chosen as a location for the military depot for medical supplies. However, the usage was later switched to ammunition depot and the neighborhood soon began to develop in the vicinity. On June 13, 1994, a thunder struck the depot causing powerful explosions. Immediate evacuation of Lisičji Potok and the nearby neighborhoods of Kanarevo Brdo and Miljakovac began as it seemed that the fire won't be subdued, but the heavy rain began to fall, so the fire was eventually extinguished. Being in a heavily wooded area, the expansion of the neighborhood was limited. In the early 2000s, due to the political changes which caused a vacuum in all levels of government, private entrepreneurs without gaining regular permits cut down over 1,000 trees for the purpose of constructing vast apartment complexes. References Neighborhoods of Belgrade Savski Venac