Until Thursday’s community meeting on the Green Bridge, I had assumed, for seismic and structural reasons, that the bridge needed to be replaced. I had relied on my neighbors and friends of Mary Whitney’s animal hospital to advocate for the least disruptive solution. Yet after listening to community comments and questions, and to Caltrans’s presentation and answers, I was struck by both the cookie-cutter culture of the seemingly competent and well-meaning Caltrans team and the…