Latency is 1ms between sites. And no, only clients in the .77.x range are at the remote location. That was the whole point in me separating out remote sites mainly to have them on their own subnets. I thought that was how i had it setup, with the unique vlan 77 at the remote site, and the vlan 1 at the main site, which is the main IP range 70.x/23. And the vlan 30 is the one we have for switch management in between. Is this not the ideal setup? The only difference when I change a port from vlan 77 to 1 at that site, is the trace route will show the switch IP for the GW there, and then hit our normal GW. So it would go: 10.150.77.30 -> 10.150.77.1 -> 10.150.70.1 -> then out the FW to the Internet. If I change someone to Vlan 1 it goes: 10.150.70.x -> 10.150.70.1 -> out FW to the Internet.
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