I certainly understand your concerns, but waiting for some external event to occur is never a viable option.

External factors dictate what will happen.

If your contractors need to utilize water for any reason have them bring in external containers for use but only dump/drain outside. even after the plumbing has been drained and winterized its still a good method to have space heaters with temp limits (50-55) in the basement and facing the kitchen/ bath with all doors/cabinets open to avoid expansion/ contraction of the pipe material.  

It’s a condo so you need less, and if the HOA is well managed there are reserves there for systems that the HOA covers (I’m thinking roof and other external aspects of the property).

A 7-day trial for an external paid service shouldn't be labeled with "search this database", but rather, "enter your credit card". 

After millionaire, chop wood, carry water.You shouldn't let externalities define your inner person.

Occasionally (farther north), you find somewhat larger hot-water systems heating up heavy-use external loading docks to keep them from icing up.

Below are the antonyms for freedom, according to Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus:Dependence and captivity… According to this definition, freedom is some sort of independence from some external force or power.

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California seems to have much harsher restrictions due to Covid than a lot of other states, mine included.