If that doesn't get you anywhere I would start pounding on the PSC (public service commission) They oversee con ed and if you file a PSC complaint it will open their eyes and ears and sometimes gets things done.

Basically they are harassing my tenants by calling the police on them nearly every day for various completely made up reasons, such as drug use, shouting, disturbing the peace, public drunkenness etc. 

County depending on how old the well is will have the well log or at least who drilled it.. and if they are still in business You can check with them as well.for me personally I would only buy a park with private utls if I knew that if septic system or well system failed there is public water and sewer i could tap into.Other states may not be as critical to all of this but Northwest has very specific rules that are quite ridged.

From Best Colleges dot org:The University of Wisconsin, Madison is a public institution which was established in 1848 and has become a leader in education, research and public service.

I know it should be in public records, but i am not sure where to look. is there a program i have to buy?

I would suggest figuring out exactly where she wants to live, identifying the nearest transportation and working backwards from there.

They are usually free/open to the public.

The number 1 employer is the state government and the second largest is the Federal government, plus there are transportation companies, Amazon and Chewy warehouses, hospitals and education employers. 

That means no consideration so binding contract.Finally you can try a against public policy argument. 

Much of that is going to depend on each investor, contractor, or developer's charting of each line items and all that info would likely be held as proprietary and not shared on any public site.