What characterizes a semi-public pool?

A semi-public pool is characterized by being restricted to a specific group of individuals, such as members of a club or residents of a certain community, rather than being accessible to the general public. This type of pool often operates under a membership system or similar criteria, allowing only those who are part of that predefined group to use the facility.

The term "semi-public" indicates that while the pool is not entirely private (like a pool exclusive to hotel guests), it is not fully public either, as it is not open to everyone without restrictions. This classification allows for controlled access, ensuring safety and maintenance while still providing some level of availability to a select community.