(Minneapolis, MN)  --  Officials from Minnesota's largest city are scheduled to outline a bevy of street improvements planned for next year -- then detail which ones won't get done if the state cuts local government aid.  Mayor R-T Rybak says Minneapolis is due 87-and-a-half-million-dollars in 2011 but over recent years, Governor Pawlenty has pulled L-G-A money from cities and counties in order to balance Minnesota's budget.  A statement from Rybak's office says next year's proposed city budget "assumes" the state will live up to its L-G-A committment.