"A pain in the butt," Big Trees Resident Georgia Strange said. "Who decided to do it? Who knows. It has really been a pain for a lot of people."
CBS Sacramento was first there last week, talking to residents and business owners about their concerns over the median.
Many think it's making everything worse."This option is more dangerous, in my opinion," Sierra Hills Market General Manager Stewart Segale explained. "They said that they couldn't take the median out because of liability. I think this would be more liability for them because that's it feels dangerous to me."
"In the wintertime, it's snow removal. Evacuations is a whole other nightmare," Strange shared.
"Our food is still here," Romanek explained. "It's quiet right now and it's never quiet in here, never. It's definitely impacting the business."
"Nobody seems to know who approved it and where it came from," Strange said. "It just kind of came overnight. People came down the road, went, 'Wow, where did that come from?'"
Caltrans says the median was put in place because of a high number of crashes reported by the California Highway Patrol and to prevent uncontrolled left turns.
The community still stands united over the divide.
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