The correct answer to this open question is the following.
To conduct a feasibility study for a pool, the members of the community have to determine the population that is going to be benefitted by the construction of the pool. To do that, it is necessary to identify the approximate number of people that do not attend other pools in the community. It is important to know the geographical location of these people, where they lived in relation to the site planned for the construction.
Then, the community has to know people's income average in order to know if they have the economy to pay for the new pool service, followed by a comparison of the prices other people pay in other pools and what they receive for the payment. Finally, the feasibility study has to study the way other pools in the area operate to know the kind of services, people to be hired, the nature of the facilities, and other operational details.
