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Local businesses want donation bins off property You spot them on several streets in bakersfield green bins.They are set up for people to donate clothing Pandora Gold Beads and shoes, but some business owners think they're an eyesore. "Every morning when i come in and see it, Pandora Australia:http://www.wafia.com.au/ i hate it, to tell you the truth,"Said bob manik, owner of moga sweets and spices restaurant on wible road.Manik says he allowed a donation bin, owned by campus california, to be placed on his property last year.Now, he says he regrets that decision. "I totally feel misled.They didn't tell us the truth.They told us they were helping and they weren't making any money or selling the stuff, but that's not true. " Mike day, a manager for campus california, says it is a charitable organization.However, the profits don directly support the local area.He says he met with manik recently. "It's been more than 3 weeks.He told me he would remove it from the property, but he hasn't done it,"Said manik. Day says the group has 96 bins in bakersfield.They get permission from all the properties where they place bins and don have a problem with removing them. His group website states:California is a nonprofit organization that collects and sells used clothing, which is an activity with a very strong environmental focus.The proceeds generated by this activity are used to support the training of international volunteers to work with sustainable development in the poorest parts of the world. Other businesses, such as the villa inn motel have a green bin on the property too.But, it is light green and is owned by a different group, the gaia movement usa.The motel manager says he called the fresno number listed on the bin and got no response. The bin reads:Collect your clothes Cheap Pandora Charms and shoes to be reused, recycled and diverted from our landfills. Manik says he plans to take legal action, but doesn know where to begin. Scott spielman, kern county assistant district attorney, says if the business allowed the bin on its property, it like allowing a renter to stay at your house.He says the 'eviction' process can be complex.It is not a criminal case because there was no trespassing.Spielman says the best thing to do is keep contacting the bin company, and if that doesn work talk to an attorney. Primarily a civil action, he said.Business would have to take the company to small claims court, get some kind of junctive relief or speak to an attorney about how to get this thing legally off the property. Manic says he give the company one more week to remove the bin.A pretty big fraud to me what they're doing,"He said.Can do the math of how much money they making.If they want to help real people, we should help locally.