Any decision regarding Sacramento’s controversial food truck ordinance – which currently limits trucks to operating a maximum of 30 minutes in one spot – will have to wait, since a City Council Law and Legislation Committee meeting was canceled Tuesday. “There’s a lot of stuff to look at in state law, and we’re trying to figure that out,” said Councilman Jay Schenirer, chairman of the committee. “A lot of it is whether it’s just legal or not.” One of the legal issues is that California Vehicle Code protections on commercial vehicles can arguably be applied to mobile food vendor operations. Operators of food trucks have been advocating changing the city ordinance for more than a year, sa