TRENTON, NJ - Michael Sullivan, ASLA, AICP has been named a partner of Clarke Caton Hintz. Serving clients as both a Landscape Architect and a Professional Planner, he has developed a practice that is founded upon a commitment to excellence in environmental planning and design, the principles of smart growth and the creation of livable places. His work -- which encompasses urban and traditional neighborhood design, landscape architecture and master planning -- has been recognized by the American Planning Association, the American Society of Landscape Architects and other noteworthy organizations.

Mr. Sullivan's vision and innovation has led to the creation and revitalization of some of New Jersey's most successful places.Old York Village, which represents the first successful implementation of a transfer of development rights program in New Jersey, is currently under construction in Chesterfield Township. Within Asbury Park's Waterfront Redevelopment Area Mr. Sullivan has designed a series of streets and open spaces that are serving as the public framework for an exciting beachfront renewal.Implementation of the Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor Redevelopment Plan is underway, which will result in the conversion of a former United States military pier into a series of vibrant, mixed-use urban neighborhoods overlooking New York Harbor.

Mr. Sullivan is presently active in the development of several notable planning and design projects, including Minish Waterfront Park in Newark, the New Jersey Public Health, Environmental and Animal Laboratory, Readington's Whitehouse Corridor Master Plan, and NJ Transit's Somerville Landfill Transit Oriented Development Plan. He currently serves as the consulting planner to the Bayonne Local Redevelopment Authority, Clinton Township, and Readington Township.