Las Vegas, NV Data Centers & Crypto Mining: Data Center Zoning & Siting (2026)

020). Unlike neighboring uses in the same chapter, such as Daily Labor Service or Delivery and Service Vehicle Storage, the Data Center entry carries no "Minimum Special Use Permit Requirements" heading and no numbered conditional-use standards: the code moves directly from the description to the parking formula. That absence matters for siting, because a data center located in a zoning district where Title 19's Land Use Tables list it as a Permitted use faces no additional buffer, screening, noise or setback condition beyond the district's own base development standards; the Land Use Table entries for Data Center consistently show only the Permitted-use mark, with no Conditional Use or Special Use Permit mark, across the citywide and Downtown-area use tables checked.

The parking standard itself is specific: no parking is required for rooms used exclusively for network infrastructure storage, while every other area of the facility must provide one space per 300 square feet of gross floor area, with a minimum of two spaces required for any facility regardless of size.