Roseville has no cryptocurrency-mining ordinance. A commercial mining operation is treated like any data center - a Specialized Industrial use needing a Conditional Use Permit in the industrial zones and bound by the Chapter 9.24 noise limits.
Roseville's Municipal Code has no crypto-mining, bitcoin, or blockchain use type and no energy cap targeting mining. A warehouse of mining rigs draws power and makes heat and noise like a data center, so it is classified as a Specialized Industrial use under Title 19 - requiring a Conditional Use Permit in the MP, M1, and M2 zones and permitted by right only in the MMU zone. Continuous cooling noise must stay within Municipal Code Chapter 9.24: 50 dBA daytime and 45 dBA nighttime at a sensitive receptor's property line. Roseville Electric, the city-owned utility, supplies power, and large loads face grid-capacity review. Home mining is residential use, subject to the same property-line noise limits.
There are no crypto-specific penalties. A commercial mining facility without its required Conditional Use Permit is a zoning violation, and noise over the Chapter 9.24 limits is enforced by the city.
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