Opponents of D.R. Horton’s Hawaii Schuler Division’s Hoopili project on Oahu spent Friday morning continuing to present their case to stop the development. The planned 11,750-home subdivision on 1,554 acres of land in Ewa, is back before Hawaii’s Land Use Commission, which began hearing testimony on Thursday. D.R. Horton Inc. (NYSE: DHI) is asking for approval to change the classification of prime agricultural land to urban. Intervenors, including Panos Prevedorous, a University of Hawaii Manoa civil engineering professor and one-time Honolulu mayor candidate, argued that Hoopili is not the right use for the land...