Michael,
To reply to your problem, I must first start out by saying that I am Steve's son not Steve. I have registered through this forum, but the computer is having conflicts.
To give you a little bit of background I am an electrician that IS registered through the state of Michigan. I already have all my schooling, training (which must be 4 years and 8000 hours on the job training under a licensed Master Electrician) and am taking my Journeyman's test in June.
So with that I am not tooting my own horn but I am QUALIFIED! So let me quote something I found quite interesting it goes something like this "if you're not sure about something, please don't say that "the code doesn't allow it" or similar." I'm not sure if I got that exactly correct!???
Rob is correct that it is not in the code but here is something that is there he might not have checked. Look at 90.4 that might shed some light on all your mind games you want to play!! The code is interpretive it says so in the code book. Next there is more than one code book. How about the Michigan code which he might have forgot about too. Maybe???
Honestly any educated idiot can look at any book and try to interpret it to what they want to see. Anyone that takes electricity seriously knows that it is mostly theory and not law. Too may variables to give out information that does have the possibility of taking someone's life in less than a nanosecond. So, most people that honestly know what they are talking about and enjoy electricity for their livelihood, will be more than happy to help you or point you in the right direction. Human lives are way to important to listen to some "Guy" that has not received PROPER training, but decides to give their opinion. It is not a mind game and was never intended to be.
Maybe I am wrong for this posting but this is too important for me to ignore. Leave skilled trades to PROFESSIONALS. Please don't take the word of an educated idiot that has an opinion, it is your life not theirs.
Oh by the way you can run 120 volts and 240 volts in the same raceway in industrial and commercial but double check with your inspector if he finds that it is acceptable in your state. The NEC is just a guideline and can be overruled by State codes or the inspector if he feels the need. He has the jurisdiction according to 90.4.
Thank you,
Steve Jr.