Turlock has no cryptocurrency-mining ordinance and no mining use classification. A commercial mining warehouse is handled like any data center: sited in the I-BP or I industrial district under a discretionary permit and bound by the Chapter 5-28 noise limits.
The Turlock Municipal Code contains no crypto, bitcoin, or blockchain use classification and no energy cap aimed at mining. A room of mining rigs draws power and produces heat and fan noise like a data center, so Development Services classifies it into the nearest use in the Section 9-3-402 industrial schedule - communications facilities, limited industry, or research and development - each requiring a Minor Discretionary Permit in the I-BP and I districts. An unlisted use needs a conditional use permit. Noise must stay within Section 5-28-108: 70 dBA on light industrial land, 50 dBA overnight at a home. Home mining is ordinary residential use under the same noise limits.
No crypto-specific penalties exist. Commercial mining outside an industrial district or without the required discretionary permit is a Title 9 zoning violation, and excess noise is abated under Chapter 5-28.
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