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The City Council has presented five businesses with Community Pride awards.
Developed by the council in 1988, the award program recognizes enterprises that exhibit unusually high standards through building design, maintenance or landscaping.
This year’s recipients are Cedar Creek Inn, Capistrano Depot Restaurant, Ramos House Cafe, Tutor Time Child Care and Learning Centers, and South Coast Christian Assembly.
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