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Make New SFN Requester Information

Please read the steps below as some instructions have changed.  Once a unique Structure File Number (SFN) is created then that series of numbers is locked.  

I. Make-New Request:  Fill out this form request a unique SFN.  This SFN will be placed in the Proposed or Inactive status.  Expect 2-10 business-day response-time.  Do not email Kammy directly for Make-New requests.  Fill out the form below to ensure a successful make-new SFN transaction. 

II. Work to be done After a Make-New Request:  After the Bridge is constructed, then the entire inventory and the initial inspection must be performed.  Data must be entered within the "Edit Asset Values" button in AssetWise.  A separate Make-Active form must be filled out to request the SFN to be made Active.  After the SFN has the initial inspection and is made-active then the "Create Report" button may be used. Until then do not create reports.  

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Name*
For ODOT employees please include the District Number
The number selected will produce the same number of repeating sections below. Please note there may be two SFN Status Changes for one location ex. Retire SFN and Make Active SFN at the same location. This one location will require 2 separate SFN status changes.

Make New Request SFN #1

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
Use the Mainline Route number instead of the Ramp Inventory Number. ex. 00071 or C0123. This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #2

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #3

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #4

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #5

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #6

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #7

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #8

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #9

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

Make New Request SFN #10

Type your preference here, otherwise the next-closest available will be provided (usually +1)
We will place the SFN requested adjacent to the old SFN in the Asset Tree and use a similar Asset Name
This will be the first two digits of the SFN (01-88)
Limited to 5 characters, this will be placed in the AssetName and will be the parent asset on the asset tree
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between 38 (south) and 42 (north). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
Measured at the centerline of the rear abutment. Ohio is between -85 (west) and -80 (east). https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures
NBI 004: Place Code aka FIPS number
This is the route on the bridge. State routes will be 5 digits with leading zeros. Municipal, County and Township routes will begin with a M, C or T respectively and be numerical with leading zeros. For pedestrian or RR bridges that do not have a route type "RR" or "Pedestrian" in this field. This is the route number on the bridge found in the Roadway Inventory visible in TIMS (link above). The number assigned to a particular route. Note that in the case where the route is less than 5 characters, the left side is zero-filled. For City and Village Routes where the route number is not know then type in a 5-digit abbreviation of the street name ex. Buckeye Drive = "BCKYE"
Inventory Route is on the bridge. The distance in miles from the beginning of the route, or the south or west border of the county, to the rear abutment aka County Log
Special Designation
For Parallel Bridges, Ramp Bridge Designations and interior parallel bridge designations. Leave blank otherwise.
Identify the responsibility for the SFN*
Identify the responsibility for the SFN
  01 - State Highway Agency - ODOT 02 - County Highway Agency - County Engineer 04 - City or Municipal Highway Agency - Municipality 26 - Private (other than railroad) 27 - Railroad 31 - State Toll Authority - Ohio Turnpike Commission 80 - Other or Unknown - Requesting Interpretation from CO
Maintenance (NBI 021)
Maintenance Secondary (21B, if not shared then select same as above)
Routine Maintenance (225A,ex. Potholes/Snow-Ice/Drainage)
Inspection Program (221A)
Inspection (221B, if not shared then select same as above)
Use the RIMR for guidance https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/programs/maintenance-operations/rimr/rimr. Use TIMS to identify the roadway and FIPS jurisdiction https://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Map/Structures.

AssetWise Support Followup

SFN Request Summary*
SFN Request Summary
  (259) SFN Creation Date (255) If there is an old SFN that this Proposed SFN is replacing then fill in item 255 SFN Requested was not available Asset Name was added Word "Proposed" or "Inactive" added to the Asset Name Request Completed Request Not Completed (See below)
SFN #1 Make New Request
SFN #2 Make New Request
SFN #3 Make New Request
SFN #4 Make New Request
SFN #5 Make New Request
SFN #6 Make New Request
SFN #7 Make New Request
SFN #8 Make New Request
SFN #9 Make New Request
SFN #10 Make New Request
Bridges that must be included in the Federal Submission include: ACTIVE STATUS, OPEN TO PUBLIC VEHICULAR TRAFFIC, CLEAR SPAN MORE THAN 20-ft. All others will not be included in the Federal Submission. (259) SFN Creation Date(s) & (260) SFN Retire Date will be visible in the bridge record on the Ohio Bridge Inventory form.
SFN's in "Proposed" and "Inactive" status will be identified by the word Proposed or Inactive in the Asset Name so you can find and identify them quickly in AssetWise. Retired bridges are available in the Collector>Archived Assets in AssetWise.
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