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The don't have to stay open at all, but they can so long as the place is still safe to inhabit.
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As long as you aren't in danger, they can stay open as long as they want. If you have access to water, then I don't see a problem.
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Since you are U.S., check with OSHA and local city & county ordinances. You may even want to check with the Department of Labor.
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I used to work for State Government. We would be closed immediately and would not open until water was available again.
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