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"Functionally obsolete" means that the bridge no longer meets the criteria for the current use of the road.
"Structurally deficient" means that the bridge is in need of maintenance or upgrade.
In both cases the bridges are safe and considered safe to be used.
Here are two good links to read about this:
http://www.aspirebridge.org/pdfs/magazine/issue_05/safety_service_win08.pdf
http://www.bts.gov/publications/transportation_statistics_annual_report/2003/html/chapter_02/bridge_condition.html