The City of Inglewood has no cryptocurrency-mining ordinance. A commercial mining facility is treated like a data center - sited in the M-1 or M-2 manufacturing zone and bound by the Chapter 5, Article 2 noise limits.
Inglewood's Municipal Code contains no crypto-mining, bitcoin, or blockchain use category and no energy cap. A warehouse of mining rigs draws power and produces heat and noise like a data center, so it is classified into the nearest M-1 or M-2 use - electronics manufacturing or a distribution plant - and permitted by right, subject to Section 12-32's bar on uses obnoxious by noise. Continuous cooling must stay within the Section 5-27 base levels: 75 dB(A) on industrial land and 45 dB(A) overnight where it reaches homes. Home-based mining is ordinary residential use, bound by the same property-line noise limits.
There are no crypto-specific penalties. A commercial mining operation outside a manufacturing zone, or one obnoxious by noise, is a zoning violation, and noise over the Section 5-30 limits is enforced by the City.
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