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Developer seeks vacation of Wentworth Avenue to support 48-unit 'Aqui 2194' mixed-income project

South Salt Lake City Council · April 15, 2026
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Summary

Packet shows dbURBAN Communities requests vacation of the remaining portion of Wentworth Avenue to assemble land for 'Aqui 2194', a proposed seven-story, 48-unit mixed-income development with studio units averaging ~359 sq ft and some units at 80% AMI; the developer reportedly paid for the full vacation as part of a 2021 approval.

The South Salt Lake meeting packet includes a petition from dbURBAN Communities requesting vacation of the remaining portion of Wentworth Avenue near 107 W Utopia Ave and 2194 S West Temple. The petition is described as following a 2021 council approval that vacated part of Wentworth Avenue; the packet notes the developer already paid for the full vacation as part of that earlier action.

The packet identifies the proposed project name as 'Aqui 2194' — a seven-story mixed-use, mixed-income development with 48 units. It says studio apartments would average about 359 square feet and that units would be offered at both 80% area median income (AMI) and market rate. The packet emphasizes that the City Council has final decision-making authority over public right-of-way vacation requests.

The materials in the packet focus on background and process: rationale for the vacation (land assembly for redevelopment), authority (council decision), and prior payments by the developer. The packet does not include a final council motion or vote; it presents the petition and supporting materials for council consideration.