Which mausoleum type is defined as not available to the general public?

The option that is correct defines a mausoleum type that is not available to the general public as a Non-Visitation Crypt Mausoleum. This type of mausoleum is specifically designed for families or individuals, and access is typically restricted to only those who have been given permission or are part of the family. This arrangement allows for a more private setting for interment, as it does not allow public access, ensuring that only designated individuals can visit the crypts within.

In contrast, other types, such as the Community Mausoleum, are accessible to the public, as they accommodate multiple families and individuals, offering a communal space for memorialization. Family Mausoleums may also provide some level of private access but are generally associated with a single family and can still allow limited visitor access. Garden Mausoleums usually serve a broader audience and are situated amid landscaped gardens, inviting more public interaction.