Eastvale has no cryptocurrency or mining ordinance. The word appears nowhere in the municipal code. A commercial mining operation follows the data-center path: an official zoning interpretation, an industrial zone, and the Chapter 8.52 noise limits.
A search of the Eastvale Municipal Code returns no hits for cryptocurrency, bitcoin, or blockchain, and no power-draw cap targets mining. A building full of mining rigs is an unlisted use, so Section 120.03.030(b)(3) sends it to the community development director for an official zoning interpretation under Section 120.01.050(1). The director matches it to a listed industrial use such as warehousing and distribution or a public utility use, landing it in the M-SC, M-M, M-H, or I-P zones. Chapter 8.52 then governs sound: 75 dB Lmax on light industrial land, 55 dB day and 45 dB night where it reaches homes. Home mining is ordinary residential use.
No crypto-specific penalties exist. A commercial mining site in a zone the director's interpretation does not allow is a zoning violation, and noise over the Chapter 8.52 limits draws the standard infraction fines.
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