LOS ANGELES—Los Angeles may soon put an end to some COVID-19 pandemic restrictions—including the eviction ban and indoor proof of COVID-19 vaccine requirement—though some other safety policies may permanently be adopted by the city. On March 8, Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a motion that directs city administrators to report by April 8 on the impacts of all pandemic-related policies and make recommendations on which policies should be phased out and which should be permanently adopted. This comes after the council approved Councilman Joe Buscaino’s initial motion in November calling for a comprehensive list of city policies contingent upon the mayor’s COVID-19 emergency declaration—although the emergency declaration has yet to be lifted. “With the city continuing to operate under the COVID emergency for well over 18 months, there have been many additional emergency orders, ordinances, policies, as well as revenues,” wrote Buscaino in the motion. “We need to get …