Fringe venue The Depot set to relaunch at old Franklin St bus station site this Friday, April 5 Adelaide Fringe Festival venue The Depot. Picture: Sam Noonan. FRINGE venue The Depot will stage a relaunch party this Friday night with live music, food trucks and a market. The City Council has agreed to a lease extension to June 2 under its Splash Adelaide city activation program. The Depot's creative manager Dino Vrynios said the shipping containers used to create The Depot, on the old Franklin St bus station site, were being reconfigured "to create a more intimate space." Venue operator David O'Sullivan said the market would include vintage clothing, art and jewellery. The council said concerns over noise raised by residents of the neighbouring Common Ground apartments had been addressed by a series of operating restrictions. The Depot will not open Monday to Thursday and close by midnight on Friday and Saturday and 10pm on Sunday. It will have a smaller footprint with new entry points, will not be allowed to run sound checks before noon, will not run "major concerts" and use only "moderate amplification." A council spokeswoman said the council and The Depot owners had worked with Common Ground "to reach a solution that all parties are happy with." (The) council will continue to monitor noise levels and any impacts on surrounding residents weekly. The spokeswoman said the council was "keen to support unique, entrepreneurial businesses that bring colour and vibrancy to the city." The Depot has enjoyed good success during the Fringe and brought activity to a previously underutilised area. Mr O'Sullivan said he was happy with the restrictions. "We had already said to the council this is the mode we want to operate in," he said. From the Fringe we learned that (midnight) is when it peaks and tapers off. If people spill out from there to other venues, that's a good thing. Mr O'Sullivan said he was "as certain as I can be" of obtaining an extended liquor licence in time for Friday's relaunch (5pm to midnight). The Depot will also apply for a longer term extension to trade through to next year's Fringe. People interested in running a market stall at The Depot can post a message on its Facebook page.