Roseville has no dedicated data-center ordinance. Under Title 19 a data center is classified as a Specialized Industrial use, requiring a Conditional Use Permit in the MP, M1, and M2 industrial zones and permitted by right only in the MMU zone.
Roseville's Zoning Ordinance (Municipal Code Title 19) names no "data center" use. The city's February 2026 Phillip Road draft EIR classifies a data center as "Specialized Industrial," an industrial use type in Chapter 19.14. Specialized Industrial requires a Conditional Use Permit in the Industrial/Business Park (MP), Light Industrial (M1), and General Industrial (M2) zones, and is permitted by right only in the Industrial Mixed Use (MMU) zone. A Conditional Use Permit is discretionary, triggering Design Review, a Planning Commission hearing, and CEQA review. Roseville also regulates related Telecommunication Facilities under Chapter 19.34. Unlike a moratorium, the city has adopted no data-center ban.
Operating a data center without the required Conditional Use Permit, or outside its approved zone, is a Title 19 zoning violation enforced by the city through code enforcement, stop-work orders, and civil penalties.
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