Unless the homeless drug abusers commit a crime, how do you propose to get them to go out to the middle of nowhere for drug treatment? 

 Since all the homeless advocates maintain we need to spend mega-bucks more than is already being spent on the homeless (drug free, drug addicted, mentally impaired, families, etc) where is the money actually going to come from for those that do wind up out there in the middle of nowhere?  

If it's costing $250,000 per year just to keep the lights on and the minimum required maintenance, it's going to take a lot more than that to feed and treat all those people in drug rehab.

The cheapest estimate I could find locally was $76.13 per day which works out to about $2300 per month per patient.  This place has 100 beds, so at 75% capacity, we would be talking $172,500 per month.  Does Eugene or Lane County have that much stuffed under the seat cushions somewhere to help 75 people?